Congratulations Samsung Instinct!

Samsung Instinct cell phone released at Sprint was honored as the Most Innovative at LAPTOP's Best of CTIA Wireless 2008 and Best Cell Phone in CNET's Cream of the Crop at CTIA 2008, but besides these distinctions, the coolest cell phone of the moment won the Best in Show Emerging Technology Award at the prestigious CTIA Wireless 2008 trade show, competing with 300 submitters.

The cell phone with full touch-sensitive display is available exclusively at Sprint and was also named First Place in the Mobile CE - Phones/Smartphone category by no less than 31 judges who considered the following qualities: innovation level, functionality, wow factor, technology importance grade and implementation.



The Most Innovative Product from CTIA Wireless 2008 has support for the largest mobile broadband network in US and allows the user to transfer files at the highest speeds, compared with the other touchscreen cell phones on the market.

"We are extremely honored to receive these accolades for Instinct and we are confident that it will provide our customers with a great way to experience Sprint's fast NOW Network," declared John Garcia, senior vice president of Product Development and chief marketing officer for http://www.sprint.com Sprint. "Instinct is representative of the innovative portfolio of products Sprint offers to our customers. We are excited to add it to our dynamic line-up this summer."



It really impresses if we add the haptic technology, a QWERTY keypad, Sprint’s EV-DO Rev A support, fast web browsing, email functionality, photo sharing, and access to commercial-free radio.

"Winning these awards is a giant boost for the Samsung Instinct and a tremendous honor for Samsung Mobile," declared Bill Ogle, Chief Marketing Officer for http://www.samsung.com Samsung Mobile. "The Samsung Instinct is a powerful device that is easy and fun to use. These awards reinforce Samsung's best-in-class leadership in innovation and design."

You can read more about the Samsung Instinct sensation in our previous article and also watch some presentation videos at CTIA Wireless 2008.