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Samsung's Anycall Haptic Phone: 22 Ways to Say "I Feel You"

Samsung's latest introduction, the SCH-W420/W4200 in the video below, is a slender, iPhone-like handset with a 3.2" touchscreen, a lively user interface, and the kind of force feedback that the LG Prada phone could only dream of. More »

8:58 AM on Tue Mar 25 2008
By Wilson Rothman
18,874 views, 11 comments

Latest by n/a: Whats up everyone? I just got one yesterday and personaly I like it allot. Right now I am in Korea though. I haven't had much time to see if it supports divx or sdhc yet. The manual is in Korean more »

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Samsung's UFO Phone Stands for Unimaginable, Fast Speed and Oh, 7.2 Mbps

The official name of Samsung's new slider is the SCH-W300, but it's been dubbed the UFO phone — and rightly so, given its ghostly gray fizzog. An HSDPA cell with 7.2Mbps download speed, which means an MP3 file in 4.4 seconds, a video file in 44 seconds. Snappy stuff, almost as snappy as its UFO moniker. More deets and another pic below. More »

6:53 AM on Mon Aug 20 2007
By AddyDugdale
11,717 views, 23 comments

Latest by Cliff_Dangers: I live in Korea. I see chicks like this all the time.. Jealous much? more »

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Samsung Intros SCH-W559 ShakyPhone

The Samsung SCH-W559 cellphone has no numeric keypad, and why should it? After Apple's iPhone rollout, keypads to seem so last month. But entering phone numbers on a touchscreen might present a problem—there's no tactile feedback. More »

8:18 AM on Thu Jan 18 2007
By Charlie White
1,429 views, 9 comments

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Samsung SCH-W200 HSDPA phone

More funky fresh cellphone news from Samsung today. They korean company has just launched the SCH-W200 HSDPA phone with S-DMB. In addition to the high speed 1.8Mbps data access and mobile TV, the phone includes a 2 megapixel camera (that's low in Korea), video recording in h.263 and h.264, dual speakers, mp3 and aac support, and a microSD slot for expanded memory. More »

2:51 PM on Tue May 16 2006
By Jason Chen
422 views, 1 comment