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hey everyone I'm Jessica dull court for CNET this is the Samsung rugby 3 for AT&T this is a rough-and-tumble rugged phone it's got military specifications for dust shock and water so that means you can dunk it into some water and it will work just fine now what I really like about this phone is the design I actually really enjoy these sort of rugged phones they look pretty cool they're durable and I am a person who drops things so I like that if I drop it I don't even have to worry about it at all there's a large speaker on the front small external screen that shows things like volume on the side here you've got a combined headset and charging port there are these ribbed sides four grips large volume button up and down and push-to-talk it's got 18 T's enhanced push-to-talk the buttons are large and responsive they're spaced out so you could theoretically use a gloved hand and still operate the phone pretty well there are some shortcuts up pull up GPS and a menu that goes through certain shortcuts like your music player games and your browser on the back you've got a panel that is screwed in you can unscrew it pretty easily with a coin the edge of a badge anything flat and sharp even your thumbnail there is a 3 megapixel camera on this phone it is hidden in the corner there are a few apps on this phone including mobile email AT&T radio a bunch of other AT&T navigation apps and GPS you can also get a few games this phone is rated for nine hours of talktime now the Samsung rugby 3 is available on AT&T for $99 with a new two-year service agreement I'm Jessica's all-court for CNN and this is the Samsung rugby 3 you