Verizon just released firmware updates for the Samsung SCH-u940 Glyde and the Palm Centro. Both are small updates, addressing a few bugs and stability issues. Read the full story here.

The Samsung Glyde is a powerful cell phone with decent performance, but its touch-screen design and controls don't complement its features.

Samsung's new SCH-u940 Glyde was just announced as being available on Verizon Wireless today. We've put together a slightly abbreviated review of this finger touch and QWERTY equipped little slider. Read on for the details. Read the full story here.

Verizon plans to launch the Samsung SCH-U940 Glyde at the end of April. Similar to the LG Voyager, minus the V Cast Mobile TV support, the Glyde is a horizontal slider with a large external touch screen dispay in a widescreen aspect ratio. It features a 2.0MP camera with video capability, microSD expansion, Bluetooth with stereo

Engadget Mobile has revealed the first official images of the Samsung SCH-U940, also known as the Glyde. Click for larger view. The device is similar to the LG Voyager in that it features a touchscreen display in a widescreen aspect ratio with a QWERTY keyboard for typing out messages and emails, and an identical user interface,

"The US Federal Communications Commission (FCC) has certified Samsung SCH-U940 mobile device. At the same time the FCC site doesn’t have full info about it. However the Phonearena with the reference to reliable sources reported that the device is a modification of Samsung SGH-F700 for the US market and will be sold by Verizon. In this case the model will work in CDMA EV-DO networks. Like the Euro

The FCC has leaked yet another handset recently, this one the Samsung SCH-U940. Apart from it being destined for Verizon Wireless' lineup, very few details about the phone are known for certain at this time.

The new Samsung phone that is expected to launch with Verizon Wireless, SCH-U940, has been approved by the FCC …