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Verizon renames the Samsung U740 to Alias

March 7, 2008 by Dusan Belic - 1 Comment

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I guess Verizon’s idea behind all the renaming is that users are more comfortable with phone names they can actually remember. A letter followed by two or three numbers may not be that memorable after all.

Anyway, following their decision to rename the U940 to Glyde, the CDMA carrier is (sort of) re-introducing the Samsung U740 clamshell as “Alias.” Apparently it’s the U740’s dual-hinged “nature” that made Verizon use “Alias” as the new name. The device only looks like a “sleek, high–style, high–class handset” but there’s more (like full QWERTY keyboard) under the hood.

[Via: PhoneArena]

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