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Samsung has started publishing it’s latest touch screen phone to US mobile users under T-Mobile USA: the Samsung Behold.
The Samsung Behold is a slim touch screen mobile phone boasting of sleek design characterized by a brushed espressor or light rose finish. It provides high-speed connectivity and full HTML web browsing with support for direct uploading of images and videos while users are on the go. The Samsung Behold is a great mobile phone for mobile blogging, texting and chatting where ever you may be.
The phone can also supports microSD memory card for additional storage solution for your videos, images or music files. The Samsung Behold supports microSD card up to 16GB capacity. And why would you need extra storage expansion? For storing photos and videos that you will take and shoot using the Samsung Behold’s 5 megapixel camera/camcorder that even comes packed with a flash and auto-focus. These photos and videos display well on the phone’s 3-inch LCD color touch screen which also features haptic feedback mechanism.
Samsung Omnia is Pretty Close to Perfect
Written by admin on Saturday, June 21, 2008 | No Comments
Categories: Announcements, News, Samsung, Windows Mobile Tags: GPS, Instinct 2, iPhone, perfect, Samsung Omnia, Windows Mobile, WinMo 6.1, WinMo phone
Whatever your prejudice may be to Windows Mobile devices, the Samsung Omnia wants you to change your mind. On the outside, this 3.2-inch touch-screen phone is just another iPhone clone, Instinct 2, if you will. Omnia’s features, though, is on a league of its own.
The Alltel Samsung MyShot is now available. The Alltel Samsung MyShot is a brand new flip-phone which just made it’s way to the carrier. It has already been released by Cricket and MetroPCS, so Alltel is the first of the “bigger” carriers to get ahold of this one. Overall, it’s not a bad handset, although it is very basic.
The Alltel Samsung MyShot features include:
- 262k STN display
- 1.3 megapixel camera
- Bluetooth 2.0
- GPS capable
- Celltop ready
- an organizer and speakerphone
Samsung D780 gets plated in gold
Written by admin on Friday, June 20, 2008 | No Comments
Categories: Cell Phones, Samsung Tags: Dual-SIM, featured, olympics, Samsung D780, specs, sunephones
A couple weeks ago we at UV made a review of the Dual-SIM Samsung P240 handset, aka the D780 in different markets.
Just to remind you, the specs of Samsung D780 DuoS include:
- Triband GSM 900/1800/1900 GPRS/EDGE connectivity
- Two SIM card simultaneous support
- 2.1? 262K color 320×240 px QVGA display
- 2 megapixel camera
- Stereo FM
- Bluetooth 2.0 A2DP
- USB 2.0
- MicroSD memory card slot
- 1200 mAh battery
- Dimensions: 115×49.6×15.7
Sprint Announces Pricing for the Samsung Instinct
Written by admin on Thursday, June 19, 2008 | No Comments
Categories: Announcements, Samsung, Sprint Tags: Announce, Best in Show, Pricing, Samsung Instinct, Sprint
Sprint has announced pricing for the Samsung Instinct, a new wireless touch-screen handset from Samsung. When the device launches on June 20, it will cost just $129.99 with a two-year contract after a $100 mail-in rebate.
In order for customers to experience the full capabilities of the device, Instinct must be activated on a pricing plan offering unlimited data. Customers can choose from Everything plans for individuals starting at just $69.99 per month for 450 voice minutes or Talk/Message/Data Share plans for families starting at $129.99 per month for 1500 voice minutes to share between two lines.
Rumor though this may be, we wouldn’t be too surprised to see the Samsung i788 hitting AT&T sometime in the near future. The handset is essentially a Blackjack III, sporting a form factor that will be more than familiar to current Blackjack I and II owners. The i788 is a Windows Mobile 6.1 Professional device, complete with touch screen, GPS, HSDPA, WiFi, Samsung’s bizarro optical mouse pointer, and more.
T-Mobile’s Samsung T229 has just lauched
Written by admin on Wednesday, June 18, 2008 | No Comments
Categories: News, Samsung, T-mobile Tags: price, red color, Samsung T229, T-mobile
If you’re going cross-eyed looking at the front of T-Mobile‘s new T229 flip from Samsung, you’re not the only one, we seriously thought it was some weird mistake in the press materials before we realized that Samsung was just trying to mix things up a bit by skewing the secondary display off to the side. We’re not so sure how we feel about that, but with a VGA camera, 160 x 128 screen, and an utter lack of WiFi or 3G to keep us interested, odds are we’ll never have to worry about it too much.
Samsung launches the new models SCH-W510 and SGH-F268
Written by admin on Wednesday, June 18, 2008 | No Comments
Categories: Cell Phones, Samsung Tags: Samsung, SCH-W510, Seoul, SGH-F268, World IT Show
We’ve seen providers getting all green, and now it seems at least one of the big handset makers has seen fit to try a more earth-friendly approach. Samsung’s W510 and F268 sets, announced today at the World IT Show in Seoul, both feature a couple little dashes of greenery, and are a decent first effort we’d wager.
The W510 is made from a “bio-plastic” created with natural materials extracted from corn and its manufacturing process skips the use of lead, mercury, and other miserable ingredients. The F268 and its accessories don’t contain any brominated flame retardants or PVC, and the handset features an alarm to let you know when it’s charged and can be unplugged from the wall, we like this one best, because while definitely green you could still brag a bit about it.
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