It's not that dated. As he says it fits nicely in the midrange of phones still being offered. Here is a brand new 2012 Samsung Pocket. The Nexus One is still

It's not that dated. As he says it fits nicely in the midrange of phones still being offered. Here is a brand new 2012 Samsung Pocket. The Nexus One is still way ahead of this thing: http://www.mobileburn.com/18826/news/samsung-galaxy-pocket-is-the-smartphone-you-coveted-back-in-2008 http://www.mobileburn.com/18826/news/samsung-galaxy-pocket-i... The Pocket features a 2.8-inch, 240 x 320 pixel touchscreen and is powered by a single-core 832MHz processor. That said, running Google Offers on my Nexus One (CM 7) was just fine over wifi (I am no longer on its original carrier and I use it as a wifi iTouch-like device). I couldn't find the Starbucks offer but all the other offers seemed to let me purchase then and there in app.