Well yes, if the rumours are to be believed! TechDigest picked up on a story that came from Samsung Hub, regarding the SCH-W960 – apparently this device can do 3D via its screen, and not only that, can up-convert from 2D to 3D (now I think I’ve heard it all!). The device is apparently packing a 3.3 inch WVGA AMOLED screen, which is 3D capable – along with a comparably ... Read More

Also known as the Galaxy Portal in the UK, Samsung's i5700 is today officially entering the Eclair portion of its Android existence. We got a nice leak of the 2.1 ROM in February, whose small glitches will no doubt have been ironed out in this official release. You'll need to either hook up to the Samsung neural network using their proprietary PC Studio 7 software to leech the upgrade or ... Read More

The cheaper-than-Corby Samsung Corby Pop C3510 is now kind of official, as it has just appeared on Samsung India’s website. As we previously said, the Corby Pop C3510 resembles the original Corby, but it comes with fewer features. The new phone offers a 2.8 inch touchscreen display, Bluetooth, FM radio, “multi Instant Messaging”, 1.3MP camera, and 22MB of internal memory. Its battery should provide a talk time of up to 8 hours. Here’s ... Read More

At the presentation dedicated to their new operating system bada, Samsung disclosed just tiny fragments of the OS interface and it wasn´t until the last week when pictures revealing more about it surfaced on the Internet. More images have appeared out of nowhere and we can see what the phone contacts, main menu, wireless manager and phone gallery would probably look like. The interesting thing is that the pictures of ... Read More

First spotted a few weeks ago, the Samsung M5650 Lindy has been officially announced by Samsung, coming as some sort of a successor to the Corby S3650. Samsung says that the M5650 Lindy is a music phone, and given the touch sensitive music dedicated keys on the front, we have to agree with that. The phone also seems to have a 3.5mm headset jack. Its other features include: 2.8 inch QVGA display, ... Read More

Just as promised, today Samsung showed the world their new smartphone operating system called Bada. At an event, held in London, the Korean company revealed the first details about the upcoming platform and gave the start to the developers challenge that should create a good application base for the future Bada users. The Bada OS is based around on Samsung proprietary TouchWiz User Interface - in fact the design mockups they've ... Read More

Officially announced only in GSM flavor, the Samsung Corby S3650 might also be released in a CDMA version for the Indian market – where major carriers like Reliance and Tata use CDMA networks. The new Corby S3650 would be India’s first CDMA touchscreen phone to provide access to social networking sites (Facebook, Twitter, YouTube etc). The handset features a 2.8 inch QVGA display, TouchWiz UI, HTML browser, Stereo FM radio with ... Read More

Samsung mobile today debuts two phones that will satisfy every woman’s fascination and desire for mobile phones, the Diva (S7070) and the Diva folder (S5150), as the first new models in the ‘Samsung Diva Collection 2010.’ Starting with this year’s collection, Samsung plans to introduce Samsung Diva Collection models annually to satiate the inner needs of women mobile phone users. The Samsung Diva Collection 2010 will be launched in January ... Read More

Today, during Nokia Capital Markets Day 2009, the world’s largest phone maker announced some of its plans and targets for next year. Nokia hopes to improve its value share and believes it will be competitive in both the cell phone and the smartphone market. The company’s CEO, Olli-Pekka Kallasvuo, says that they will “take the Symbian user interface to a new level”, noting that the platform “has reach and flexibility like no ... Read More

The Samsung i8910 HD (or Omnia HD, depending on your region and personal preference) has one of the most dazzling AMOLED displays ever offered on a mobile device -- but the phone's understated, muted gray case belies the visual delight that waits just a button press away. The obvious solution? Draw a ring of bright, shiny gold around the display, of course, which is exactly the angle Sammy's run with ... Read More