Sprint introduces One Click interface on three new phones
Looking to improve and simplify the end user experience a bit, Sprint has announced a new user interface for their middle-tier handsets called “One Click”. First appearing on three Sprint handsets, One Click “gives customers the ability to easily access the features they use most on their wireless phone.” The One Click user interface is essentially a carousel style menu system that is personalized by each user. Users select their favorite phone features to place on the user interface and then with a single click, the user can access that feature (Yes.. hence the “One Click” name).
One Click will be initially available on three phones - the LG Lotus, the Samsung Highnote, and the Samsung Rant. Here’s what you need to know about these three phones:
LG Lotus:
- QWERTY flip phone
- Square shape
- Two color options - textured purple and satin black
- Stereo Bluetooth support
- 2.0 megapixel camera/camcorder
- Sprint TV, Sprint Navigation, Sprint Music Store support
- Available in October for $149.99 after a two year contract
Samsung Highnote:
- Dual-slider design
- Slide up to reveal dial pad
- Slide down to reveal stereo speakers
- Available in red or blue
- Support for Sprint Music Store, Sprint Navigation, Web surfing, email, texting etc
- 2.0 megapixel camera/camcorder
- Stereo Bluetooth
- up to 16GB memory
- Speaker independent voice recognition
- Available on October 19th for $99.99 after a two year contract and a $50 dollar mail-in rebate
Samsung Rant:
- Horizontal slider with QWERTY keyboard
- Support for Sprint Navigation, Sprint Music Store, Sprint TV
- 2.0 megapixel camera/camcorder
- Stereo Bluetooth
- Up to 16GB memory
- Speaker independent voice recognition
- Available in red or black
- Available in October for $49.99 with two year contract and after $50 dollar mail-in rebate