Samsung and Metro PCS today announced availability of the Samsung Caliber, a tablet-style phone using Samsung’s TouchWiz interface. The Samsung Caliber is available now online and in Metro PCS stores for $250, making the phone the most expensive feature … (follow link to read)

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