It
is difficult not to sound over enthusiastic about HSDPA, but it really
is like having broadband Internet access in your pocket. The large
screen and big keyboard of this phone make viewing Web sites and
entering URLs easy, and in that respect T-Mobile has chosen its first
HSDPA consumer focussed handset well.
However, battery life is not wonderful and I hate the headset and really
want an opportunity to use my own headphones for music listening.
Additionally, while it looks and handles well, this handset is a bit
large for my tastes. Even with those negative points, I do find it
difficult not to think highly of the Samsung SGH-Z560. It took till late November for T-Mobile to bring HSDPA to the masses, in
the shape of the Samsung SGH-Z560. This is a 16mm thin clamshell
handset in the style of Samsung’s Ultra Edition mobiles.
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