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The new Samsung S9110 is the world's thinnest touchscreen cellphone. How come? That's because it's a wristwatch. It comes with a glass, scratch-proof touchscreen and stainless steel body, and packs the following features:

• 1.76" touchscreen;
• 11.98mm thick;
• Bluetooth 2.1;
• Outlook email sync;
• MP3 player;
• Speakerphone;
• Voice recognition

The Samsung S9110 will be released by the end of this month in France for €450.

T-Mobile and Samsung have announced today two new handsets, called Comeback and Gravity.

The Samsung Comeback is a messaging phone that has two displays, numeric keypad, and a sliding full QWERTY keyboard. It will be available in T-Mobile stores starting July 22 for $130 after rebate with a two-year contract.

The Samsung Gravity 2 comes with a numeric keypad on the front and is a sideways slider that also has a full QWERTY keyboard.

Bluetooth SIG has revealed an upcoming Samsung handset. It’s called Samsung S9110, which, judging by the model number is a high-end phone. We have no concrete details about it at the moment, but since it's in the S-series, we can expect features like a WVGA touchscreen, possibly an 8Mpix camera, Wi-Fi, Bluetooth (obviously), GPS, and maybe even a QWERTY keyboard. Stay tuned for more details.

Good news, Samsung Omnia owners! You can now download and install the new software update from Verizon, which will disable the annoying GPS lock on your device.

The upcoming 12Mpix Samsung Pixon12 cameraphone is going to be launched August 1st at Phones4U in the UK. All willing can pre-order it now here.

The Bluetooth SIG group has leaked specs of the upoming luxurious Samsung B7620, which the company's Twitter feed labels as the Giorgio Armani 2. According to the product page, it willm have the following features:

• 800MHz processor;
• Windows Mobile 6.1 Professional;
• A-GPS;
• Stereo FM Radio;
• Wi-Fi;
• Business card scanner;
• Multiple audio / video codecs

Unfortunately, there are no photos of it available just yet.

This is the the Samsung Comeback T559, a new entry-level clamshell for T-Mobile. It's definitely not a looker, and lacks many of the necessary features, but it's good enough if we consider it's pricing that was revealed today. The phone wil be available for $129.99 after $50 mail-in rebate with a 2-year contract and a Data or Messaging Bundle. 1-year contract price is set at $179.

T-Mobile and Samsung have announced today the new Highlight SGH-T749, a mid-end full touchscreen cellphone for the carrier. It is already available in two colors for or $149.99 on contract after rebates. Check out its features below, as well as an unboxing video and hands on photo gallery at PhoneMag.

Samsung Highlight Features & Specs:

• Quad-band GSM/HSDPA support;
• Touchscreen display, thin-profile design;
• Landscape QWERTY keyboard;
  
• 3Mpix camera with 3x digital zoom and video capture;
• Stereo Bluetooth;
• microSD slot for up to 16 GB of optional removable memory;
• Music player supports MP3, WMA, AAC, AAC+ and eAAC+;
• Support for SMS, MMS, instant messaging (IM) and e-mail;
• IM support: AIM, Windows Live Messenger, Yahoo! Messenger;
• E-mail support: AOL, Yahoo!, additional POP3 accounts;
• Complete Web access through T-Mobile web2go;
• A-GPS with TeleNav;
• Quad-band GSM world phone (850/900/1800/1900 MHz);
• UMTS/HSDPA-capable (1700/2100 – AWS Band IV);
• Display: 1.

It looks like the Samsung InstinctQ isn't the only phone that's got the WiFi Alliance certification this week. There's also the new Samsung "Behold2", apparently the successor to T-Mobile's Behold. According to CellPhoneSignal, the model will be labeled as SGH-T939 and will come with an Android Browser, which is an indirect proof it will also be running Android. We'll wait for the official confirmation on that.

A new Samsung SPH-M900 InstinctQ has received WiFi Alliance certification several days ago. Currently we only know that it will be powered by Google’s Android OS, as reported by cellpassion, and should be coming to Sprint USA by end of this year. Stay tuned for more details.