Improves upon the original BlackJack with GPS, a larger screen, more memory...Good battery life...Call management and scheduling are great on Windows Mobile...Scroll wheel stymied us at every turn...Advanced multimedia services aren't so great, lapped by competitors....The Samsung BlackJack II is no doubt an improvement over it's predecessor, but some of the so-called improvements don't...

• High-speed HSDPA data • Works with Cingular Music and Cingular Video • Note application and RSS reader included • Lots of helpful shortcuts...• HSDPA network still being rolled out • Navigation key too close to Talk and End keys • Sluggish...Another way the BlackJack stands out from other WM 5.0 phones is its multimedia perks...No, you can't download songs over the air, but you can...

not only does the Korean manufacturer's new BlackJack smartphone feature a similar form factor to RIM's venerable line of BlackBerry devices, but it has a similar name as well, according to RIM...Because BlackJack is sold in this country...introduced the BlackJack about a month ago...In addition to the inclusion of Microsoft Direct Push technology, it is compatible with Good Mobile Messaging and Cingular...

Overall, it's a treat to use and is light as a feather...Overall, I really like this phone...everything camera kinda sucks So the camera viewer is very choppy so its hard to take good pics...

Good form factor, lightweight, good call quality Terrible battery life, horrible user interface, slow, poor Outlook Notes syncing, bad reception When the Blackjack came through to Cingular, I was really ready for an upgrade from my tried and true Treo 650...As a frequent early adopter, I have never been so disappointed; here is a product which seems to have everything and yet is good at nothing...Overall,...

I got it for just regular talking and texting and not for Email and Im and it really does a good job...It has a nice camera, some nice programs, and good sound quality...Has potential to be a good phone...