MobileTechReview reviews the Samsung BlackJack SGH-i607 and writes, “Samsung includes their “My Stuff” application which is a front end for the standard MS Pictures and Videos application with some added functionality (it can browse notes and open them by calling up the Samsung notepad application). A Java VM is also included as is a link to get Good’s push email application (requires Good’s service). As with many recent smartphones, the Java VM will drive you batty if you install and run unsigned applications like Google Maps (the app will ask permission about 6 times when you launch and run the Google Maps applet, one for each connection it makes to the Net). As a substitute, try the wonderful, free Map for PDA application which is a standalone .NET 2.0 application that uses Google Map data rather than a Jave applet.”

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