Korean manufacturer, Samsung, in Mobile World Congress 2008 unveiled several new portfolios. Among those new products, there are 3 products to be noticed of.

The first one is G810. It is the successor of previous G800. The phone has 5 megapixels camera (with xenon flash and 3x optical zoom) and powered by Symbian S60 OS! Completed with GPS, WiFi, and HSDPA connectivity, the phone will clone the popular Nokia N95.

Next in line is F480. It features 5 megapixels camera (with autofocus), HSDPA connectivity, and tri-band GSM coverage. All that functionality is packed in the very small dimensions of 11.5 m thin. Actually the main attraction of this phone, other than slim form factor, is the eye-candy user interface. The UI is natively created by Samsung.

Beside the graphical eye-candy, semi transparent overlays and the rich animations, the Samsung F480 offers the so called desktop widgets. Those are info applications that reside on your desktop. They are fully configurable, and movable around the screen.

The last one to be noticed is U900. Codenamed as Soul, this phone is part of Ultra series. Samsung said, within this year Soul is the one and only Ultra series launched.

The Samsung U900 Soul featuresa rather rare navigational solution - the touch-sensitive pad. The pad itself is well implemented - it offers great reaction, haptic feedback and some nice animations. Not to forget, the now-being-common-features, 5 megapixels camera and HSDPA connectivity.

Source: GSMArena

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 Print Posted by Amir Karimuddin on February 12th, 2008