Here is a sneak peak of the upcoming, slide out QWERTY candybar goodness from Samsung that is expected to be announced next week during 3GSM. Quick specs on the subtle and sexy, Samsung Ultra Smart F700 slider include 7.2Mbps HSDPA, EDGE, 2.78-inch touchscreen display, microSD memory slot, 5 megapixel shooter and Bluetooth. More►
The Samsung SCH B680 is a Spring colleciton fashion mobile geared towards the ladies. More prissy than powerful the SCH B680 packs enough punch to earn some respect for a fashion focused mobile. More►
The web is spinning it’s wheels early today, thanks to nameless wonders working on the inside risking life, liberty and more than likely a good paying job to leak precious mobile info. Today we’re getting word that Verizon Wireless has more tricks up its sleeve besides a Strawberry Chocolate and a Fire KRZR for Valentine’s Day. More►
Just when you thought Samsung was done with their old behavior, the Samsung Stripe comes along. From the words of an anonymous insider dubbed the T-Mobile Insider dude, the handset is expected to land on the carrier later this year. More►
I was really tempted to title this the “Samsung Mary Kate Edition”, but after a few photos I relaized Samsung wouldn’t be too pleased. One of the newest slim goodies in the Ultra Edition lineup from Samsung is the Ultra Edition 10.9. Somehow Samsung managed to get a thinner handset than the previous model, allowing the 10.9 to snatch the “World’s Thinnest Title” from it’s sibling, the D900. More►
McLaren Mercedes and Vodafone seem to not be finished collaborating with headsets. We recently mentioned the McLaren Mercedes Sharp 770SH, but there were two other phones in the works. The phone you see is the apparent headliner of the McLaren Mercedes Vodafone matchup, the Samsung SGH-Z720M.
Samsung donates an Ultra Editon 3G / HSDPA slider to support the Vodafone McLaren Mercedes team, complete with 2.1-inch screen, 3 megapixel cam w/ auto focus, media player, Mobile TV, USB 2.0 and Bluetooth 2.0 with included stereo headset. More►
CES 2007 is creeping on the horizon and hot devices can’t wait to show off their new shiny technospectacular-selves. Samsung has the web buzzing in the late night / early morning hours with an in the wild photo of its’ upcoming QWERTY-slider, the Samsung i760. More►
Here is a CES 2007 tidbit. Samsung who last year kept pumping out the unbelieveable, is looking to start 2007 off in the same fashion. This time around the focus is not on handsets, but the technology behind them. In particular, mobile TV. According to PCMag, Samsung is set to unveil “Advanced Vestigial Sideband” (AVS) during CES 2007, demos included. More►
Samsung and Cingular are starting to look like a dynamic duo. It seems as Motorola is with Verizon so is Samsung with Cingular. On deck and recently reviewed, the Samsung SGH A707
. Stated to be the flagship of Cingular 3G, the SYNC from Samsung gets a good looking over from Eric Lin at PhoneScoop and others. After reading I get the feeling that Cingular is taking two steps forward and one step back with this handset. More►
2006 is coming to a close and besides the all but forgotten RIM vs. NTP escapade that occured earlier in the year, Samsung has been doing just about everything to mark 2006 as their year. Even as we get our final tuxedo fittings for New Year’s Eve, Samsung has unloaded yet another “world’s first” with the Samsung SCH V960 touting the claim, by way of an optical joystick (like the bottom of your mouse) to help navigate through the phone menus.
You still use your finger to navigate but now you “scroll” over the optical sensor which removes the limitations of the standard four-way nav pad that you’re used to. More►
