The Phonedog people spent some quality time with the AT&T version of Samsung Mythic and found it to be a device with a nice design and a colourful touchscreen. Its flaws are spotty reception (sometimes), a not so good battery life and the fact that its design is pretty average.
You can consider this just another touchscreen feature phone from Samsung and AT&T, but Mythic has a couple of extras that other similar models don’t. It uses the TouchWiz 2.0 UI, complete with tabs and rearrangeable menus, nice customization options, a widget bar and a 3.3 inch resistive touchscreen display.
Mythic’s virtual keyboard can be used both in landscape and portrait mode, behaving pretty well in the process, but the overall experience of the device tends to be a bit laggy, specially when switching between menus. There’s also a 3.2 megapixel camera in the mix, with pretty good image quality, a self timer, autofocus, five color effects, six shooting modes, macro focus and many more options.
Last, we learn that talk time is about 3 hours, call quality is decent and data speeds are pretty decent. Full review coming soon!
[via phonedog]
