Samsung look to have done some research on what every girl needs in her handbag: lipstick, compact mirror, faux-quilt cover on her phone. The Diva S7070 and S5150 will hit
Vodafone recently revealed their plans for a new type of Internet service and revolution for mobile social networking called “Vodafone 360”. Now the promised first mobile phone which supports it, the Samsung H1, is available on pre-order with shipping expected by the end of October. Vodafone 360 brings together Facebook, Windows Live and Google giving you a single place to get the status updates of your friends.
It looks like one of those pixelated pocket diaries that you got when you were 10, and I’m not sure if anyone above that age bracket will be unembarrassed enough
The Original Samsung Omnia caused quite a stir when it was released last year, and quickly became one of the most popular Windows-powered mobiles on the market, doing well against the Sony Ericsson Xperia and HTC Diamond. This leaves quite big shoes for its successor to fill, as both Sony Ericsson and HTC have also promised big things for their new smartphones, due to be released in the next few months. So will the Omnia II bring anything unique to the table? Let’s find out.
Convergent technology sounded like a great idea when it first hit the scenes. No longer would you need a separate device to take holiday snaps, call your bro to gloat about being at the beach and pump out your tunes to the annoyance of sunbathers around you; you could theoretically do all of this on just one piece of kit. The trouble with this concept though, was that instead of a great camera, great phone and great MP3 player, you got mediocre versions of all three in your one device. Now Samsung have stepped up to the plate with its new Pixon 12, a mobile phone with a 12 megapixel camera included. So does it do everything as well as individual gadgets can? Let’s find out.
For any of our Singapore readers, you’re going to be lucky enough this weekend for the chance to get your hands on the new Samsung Omnia phone. Confirmed details so
The handset that’s being billed as being “smarter than a smartphone” is also proving to be more popular than a pop star, with over 2 million pre-orders for the Samsung
We recently looked at the Samsung E1107 which is a basic phone with simple calling and texting features, FM radio, oh and a solar panel on the back of the
