The Samsung Instinct Hands-on makes a strong first impression. This is a good thing that when your goal is to sell a phone in the market. Heartbreakingly attractive (from the front, anyway), and feels fantastic in the hand. The matte black backside is a little plain, but since your eyes are fixed on the business.
Unlike LG’s recent products, Samsung Instinct is plenty colorful, the Instinct's finger-friendly touch screen was dead-on responsive and came perfectly calibrated out of the box. Samsung has done a great job of carrying user interface themes consistently from one application to the next.
The Samsung Instinct Hands sets support music player, Sprint TV, and installed Java applications. The keyboard is accurate and we found ourselves getting fast on it within a minute or two of using it. Everybody enjoys Samsung's healthy use of top-level domain shortcuts on the secondary keyboard, which were definitely saving us precious seconds in the email and web applications.
