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Samsung, one of the few dual-SIM handset manufacturers, will add two new models in its DUOS lineup next month, namely the B5722 and C6112. Both will be available exclusively to European customers, but the price is unknown yet.

The Samsung B5722 comes with a 2.8"  QVGA touch-sensitive screen, 3.2Mpix camera, microSD slot, FM radio and TouchWiz UI, lacks 3G and Wi-Fi functionality, and offers quick access to popular social networks like Facebook and MySpace.

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The phone will be available to T-Mobile customers starting today. And here's what you'll get:

The handset you see on the picture could be the first phone to run Samsung's new Bada OS. That's according to Mobile Phone Helpdesk Europe. However, the authenticity of the above photo is not confirmed, so it also could be fake. But let's assume that were looking at the real thing. What are your thoughts?

According to PhoneArena, the Verizon's Samsung Omnia II handset has started shipping and will be available through VZW stores within 1-2 weeks.

Next month Samsung will be releasing its own new mobile OS, dubbed ''Bada'' ("ocean" in Korean), that's meant to enable smartphone-like features on mid-range handsets. The system will be open-source, and will allow developers to create applications and services for it. It has a rich graphical UI that can be incorporated into applications as well as basic functions like dialer, messaging, and address book.

Last week senior vice president of Samsung, Don Joo Lee, said that the company will no longer produce Symbian based phones and will limit its platform support to Android, Windows Mobile, and its own new Bada operating system.

Samsung has confirmed that its Behold II Android phone with TouchWiz 2.0 will become available to T-Mobile customers starting November 18 for $229 with new contract.

The new Softbank X01SC is apparently the Samsung's first Windows Mobile powered handset to hit Japan. It looks pretty simmilar to a typical BlackBerry smartphone, and has the following specs:

• Windows Mobile 6.5;
• Full QWERTY keyboard;
• Qualcomm MSM7225 processor;
• 2.4” QVGA display;
• Bluetooth and Wi-Fi connectivity;
• 103.

The recently released iPhone 3GS in China wasn't welcomed warmly. I guess they like more "regular" phones. Here's one of those, the upcoming Samsung Anycall S359. It's a low-end music-centric slider handset headed for China Telecom, which will have the following features:

• CDMA2000 1x 800 MHz band
• 2" display,
• WAP browser v2.0,