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This is Samsung i7110c, the company's latest yet unannounced cameraphone. It looks more like a business handset, but has some consumer-friendly attributes, which make it attractive to regular customers.

Features include:

• QVGA display;
• Navigational cube;
• 5Mpix camera (with flash);
• microSD slot;
• Multimedia player;

  [Continue reading Samsung i7110c Unveiled]

The new Samsung SCH-W460 has been approved today by the FCC. It is an entry level clamshell with the following specifications:

• Internal 2" 176 x 220 262k TFT LCD;
• External 1" 96 x 96 LCD display;
• microSD memory card slot;
• 1.3Mpix CMOS camera;
• 26MB internal memory;
• 99 x 49.5 x 16.5mm;
• 104 grams

No word on pricing and availability.

AT&T will soon be offering a new low-end clamshell, the Samsung A237.

Details are scarse, but as far as we know it will feature quad-band GSM/EDGE support, Bluetooth, and a camera.

The phone will be available in blue and red most likely for free with a contract.

Next month three Singaporean MNOs, M1, SingTel and StarHub in colaboration with the national broadcaster MediaCorp, plan to conduct a consumber Mobile TV trial using DVB-H.

For a limited time 300 customers (across the MNOs) will be able to see six dedicated channels.

The handset selected for the trial is the Samsung P960.

Phones4U now offers a metalic pink version of the Samsung U800 Soulb, announced a couple of months ago. As usual, specifications remain the same (HSDPA, 3Mpix, 1GB memory), and also you must know that £10 ($19.77) from each phone sold will be donated to fighting breast cancer.

The LG's new CB630 "Invision" is the latest phone to join the AT&T's Mobile TV family.

Basically, it is a clone of the Samsung Access, and will be available for $99.99 on contract with a $50 rebate starting August 13th.

Sprint has released the first firmware update for the Samsung Instinct. The new version BF30 is said to include various bug fixes, though no specific details were given on what exactly it fixes.

Anyway, all willing can update their handset by going to Main > Settings > General > Update Phone.

As expected, Samsung has anounced its i740 smartphone. As expected, it will lack 3G support and Wi-Fi, instead it will offer EDGE, GPS, a 3.2Mpix camera, FM radio and other nice stuff, which however won't make me wanna buy the handset...
Nevertheless, if you like the i740 you'll be able to get it for €300 ($469) when it launches in Europe in October.

[Continue reading Samsung i740 Announced]

It was just a matter of time berore Samsung would announce its new i8510 8Mpix cameraphone, codenamed INNOV8. And now it's official.

This phone is bound to satisfy all the whims of tech-savvy users by offering the full spectrum of features for the ultimate mobile entertainment. With an 8Mpix camera, high speed data connections, surround-sound cinematic video experience and mobile gaming capabilities packed in a single device, what else could you want?

Samsung INNOV8 will be available in Europe starting August 2008, followed by other markets in September.

While we're still not sure if the Samsung Blackjack III will ever come to AT&T, the company has already released the phone in their home market. Available from SK Telecom, the Blackjack III costs 600,000 won (about $592), and has the following features:

• Windows Mobile 6 Professional OS;
• 320 x 320 touchscreen display;
• HSDPA;
• Wi-Fi;
• GPS;

  [Continue reading Samsung BlackJack III Now in Korea]