Samsung i7110 is the hottest and upcoming Samsung smartphone based on Series S60 and Symbian OS that was unveiled at the Symbian Smartphone Show in London. The phone Is targeted at high-end multimedia lovers and comes preloaded with a host of multimedia features that is capable of make an impression on any high-end smartphone user. The i7110 is 12.9 mm thick and sports features as geo-tagging and navigation capabilities in pedestrian and driving modes. Additionally, the built-in FM transmitter through its voice navigation guide on car speakers assists drivers for taking right dirtections.

Technical Specifications

• Display: A 2.6-inch OLED display with QVGA resolution

• Camera: 5-megapixel camera with geotagging, VGA video recording at 30 fps

• Network and connectivity: WiFi, Bluetooth, USB 2.0 and HSDPA

• Mouse compatibilty: 8-Way Optical mouse

• Memory: 50MB of internal memory, MicroSD & SDHC card

• Miscellaneous: face, smile and blink detection feature

Price and Availability: Samsung officials haven't released anything thing on prices and The Samsung i7110 will first get underway Russian markets in November 2008 followed by other markets very soon. When it comes to Samsung Mobile Phones, expectations do shoot up really.

Feminine pink Samsung Soul U900 has now been refurbished with gold touching and is being targeted at high-end Style conscious people. The spectacular high-end U900 is smartened-up with black and gold treatment elevating its cost higher by 700 crowns (US $40) than the original model. And before you start contemplating over it let us tell you that the eye-catching gold plated U900 phone is a limited edition so, you must take your pick fast before it gets over.

Technical Specifications   

• 5-megapixel camera
• 7.2Mbps HSDPA
• OLED- d-pad
• Bang&Olufsen amplifier
• Ability to read Word, Excel, PowerPoint and PDF files

Price and Availability The Limited Edition black-and-gold Samsung U900 has already hit some of the markets and mention above will cost you around US $40 more than its original counterpart.

To those fashionable guys who keep looking for fads, Sammy’s got its newest baby called Samsung Pixon M8800. Like every other Samsung Mobile Phones this too is a brilliant one. The svelte, slim phone is synonymous with anorexia as it measures just 107.9×54.6×13.8 mm and weighs 121 gms. Samsung M8800 Pixon, the full touchscreen handset strongly focuses on its photo functionality to get fame.

Moreover Samsung Pixon M8800 has a built-in GPS sensor enabling photo Geotagging. Besides above mentioned features, other mouth-watering features are:

• Connectivity: Quad Band GSM (850/900/1800/1900)/GPRS/EDGE, WCDMA 2100/HSDPA 7.2 Mbps
• Display:  3.2″ 240×400 262K color WQVGA TFT display
• Video recording: 720×480 px at 30 fps, QVGA at 120 fps, Mpeg4.
• Camera: 8 megapixel with 16x digital zoom, Dual Power LED Flash, ASR (Advance Shake Reduction),  WDR (Wide Dynamic Range), Face Detection, Smile Shot, Face Tagging, Geo-Tagging.
• Audio: Virtual 5.1 CH Surround Sound
• Radio: FM Radio with RDS
• Bluetooth: Bluetooth 2.0, TV-Out and High Speed USB 2.0.
• Memory: 200MB of internal memory and MicroSD memory card slot
• Battery: 1000 mAh battery, with 3.5 hrs talk and 290 hrs stand-by time

Samsung Pixon M8800 will start selling in france at speculated prices of 550 EUR in mid October. Other countries will be followed soon too.

It seems that iPhone’s success and N96 buzz has triggered the telecom giant Samsung to come up with a high end smartphone targeted mainly for the young professionals who always strive for having extra memory.

Well Samsung Haptic 2 – the follower to the popular Anycall Haptic phone is a perfect alternative to the iPhone as it features an impressive display of a 3.2 inch touchscreen and a lively user interface. The smartphone features only three buttons at the bottom allowing its users to take maximum advantage of the sleek customizable touch interface.

Other features include feedback option with a vocabulary of 22 different vibrations; a high quality 5 megapixel camera; an option of 8/16GB internal memory with a microSD card slot; Bluetooth and HTML browser. Not to forget that it is also fitted with a broadcast TV receiver and adopts an upgraded UI with 50 widgets. The Samsung Anycall Haptic 2 is all set to retail for $690 for the 8GB version and around $775 for the 16GB version.

We heard the YP-Q1 was being concocted, which is now ready to be served as per confirmation made by Samsung, along with a followup to the U3 thumbDAP, the previously rumoured YP-U4. The U4 leverage a few design cues from Samsung's TV lineup, but while it's certainly sexier than the previous generation. It looks a bit frumpy given the a bit greyish OLED screen and stingy 2GB and 4GB capacities.

The players boast 16 hours of playback, DNSe 2.0, and come in rose, purple and blue flavours. Meanwhile, the Q1 (pictured) seems to be frump grown up, with a 2.4-inch QVGA LCD and those ostensible 4, 8 and 16GB capacities. Samsung is also touting its DNSe 3.0 in the new player, which can "upconvert" audio to improve quality supposedly.

You can get one in October in black, white or silver, while the U4 (pictured after the break) should be shipping nowise.

Samsung, the Korean consumer electronics behemoth unveiled the eco-friendly addition to its bioplastic range of phones yesterday in Beijing as reported by the New York Times. Samsung E200 Eco is made from a corn-based bioplastic with Samsung claiming that this bio-friendly plastic is not only easier to dispose off, but also consumes less oil, produces less carbon than its oil-based counterparts.

With Samsung Mobile phones expectations do shoot up indeed! This new E200 Eco cellphone may not stand out very much based on its specs, which include a 1.3 megapixel camera and MP3 player functionality, but the company is hoping that folks will take notice of it for its casing made of corn indeed! According to the sources it will be available in Europe sometime next month.

Samsung yet again has been the one who is making the buzz in the mobile world and there is every reason that ultra high end smartphones such as Nokia N95 and N96 should get ready for a tough clash indeed! Yes Samsung has left no stone unturned to break the smartphone market with it's latest release viz InnoV8 - also known as the i8510.

Powered by Symbian's S60 operating system, the InnoV8 is a perfect example of a powerful smartphone. 16 GB of internal flash memory, dedicated MP3 player, an whopping 8 megapixel digital camera, internal GPS and many more aspects may compel other high end mobile phone manufacturers to vary their future offerings.

The Samsung i8510 InnoV8 is slated to be available in Europe and Asia in September this year.   

The Samsung Omnia smartphone will be released in a few days' time immediately following the iPhone 3G release. This Windows Mobile-based smartphone certainly seems to have something that may win ordinary folks over and with Samsung Mobile phones expectations really do shoot up indeed! Let's check out some of the more essential specifications: 

• Windows Mobile 6.1 Professional.
• Samsung TouchWiz user interface.
• 3.2" WQVGA touch screen display at 240 x 400 resolution.
• Small touchpad.
• 5 megapixel camera with face and smile detection and an image stabilizer.
• Wide video format compatibility.
• TV-out.
• 8GB or 16GB of internal memory.
• microSD memory card slot.
• Bluetooth connectivity.
• Quad-band GSM with HSDPA (7.2 Mbps) support
• Integrated FM radio
• Built-in GPS receiver

The Samsung Omnia is about to hit Italy 22nd July, spreading to most other European countries this month and the next shortly thereafter.  But still no idea on how much it will be costing indeed! 

Samsung has finally brought BlackJack lll to light in Korea popularly also recognised as Ultra Messaging 2. The BlackJack III 3G HSDPA smartphone will be readily available in Korea markets through SK Telecom for approximately $600 with following set of features: