Details of the not-so-popular cellphone from Samsung also known as S5560 have popped up on the internet, and according to Les Mobiles - the French website that claimed the news - the device will become available on November for $445.

The Samsung S5560 is kind of similar to the Samsung Star S5230, but it boasts a better camera at 5-megapixels, and also comes with WiFi. Additional features include bluetooth, FM radio, a slot for microSD memory cards, and 3G support.

As soon as it gets released to the market we’ll let you know!
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Samsung Electronics has made it official that the leaked Samsung Galaxy sPica will be coming out this November, in Russia. Among the features of this phone include a 3.2” touchscreen, user-friendly QWERTY keyboard, 128MB of RAM, a microSD good for up to 32GB, GPS and a compass. It will retails for 14,000 rubies or equivalent to $483.00. Nothing was mentioned if it would become available internationally though.

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Tags: compass, Galaxy, GPS, Qwerty keyboard, rubies, Samsung, Samsung, samsung electronics

LTE is getting closer and closer and Samsung is getting ready for the new telecommunication standard. The Korean company has already developed another LTE USB modem and the FCC is currently reviewing it. Unfortunately we have no details about the device and we don’t even have a name for it. Listed as the A3LSLCU100, this LTE modem could be one of Kalmia’s brothers. No pictures of the devices are available at this point as Samsung has a 180 days confidentiality window that begun on September 24. That means we will be in for a long wait until we’re going to see the A3LSLCU100 in the flesh. Anyone excited about LTE yet?

via FCC

Tags: fcc, Kalmia, LTE, Mobile News, modem, Portable Devices, Samsung, Samsung, usb

AT&T is a serious company and it will not stand being made fun of. Sure in this case being made fun of means actually losing a few million dollars. AT&T has filed a suit in San Francisco against LG, Samsung, Chunghua, AU Optronics and others claiming that they all conspired in order to raise cell phone LCD prices exactly when the carrier purchased 300 million handsets. That’s surely not nice and if AT&T were to win, we can expect the defendants to pay a lot of cash to the carrier. After all, it’s not the first time LCD price-fixers would pay for their wrong doings!

via Phone Scoop

Tags: At&T, lcd, LG, LG, Mobile News, Price-Fixing, Samsung, Samsung, trial

Earlier this month we let you know that T-Mobile was gearing up to launch a device called the T-Mobile Tap. Additionally, we told you around the same time that they would be carrying the Samsung Behold II. However, at the time, we didnot knwow when these devices would be made available.

Today, Tmonews has come oup with a slide that shows the T-Mobile Tap with a release date of November 11th and the Samsung Behold II with a release day of November 18th.

Are these rumors to be believed? We’ll have to wait for news from T-Mobile to see.

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MetroPCS and Samsung Electronics officially launched the Samsung Code (SCH-i220) today, providing consumers another potential smartphone that comes equipped with a full HTML web browser, QWERTY keyboard and a 2.0 megapixel camera. Running on the Windows Mobile 6.1 operating system, mobile addicts now have an alternative to address their mobile needs for personal and business intent. The Samsung Code comes with a $50 rate plan when purchased from MetroPCS which includes unlimited talk, text and data, advanced Web browsing, e-mail and other multimedia functions.

Image Credits: eCoustics

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Tags: business intent, consumers, e mail, html web, image credits, keyboard, MetroPCS, multimedia functions, operating system, Samsung, Samsung, samsung electronics, smartphone, web browser

Sprint has announced the availability of 28 new bird call ringtones in association with the National Audobon Society. Among the new bird call ringtones include the Field Sparrow, Red-belled Woodpecker and the Black-capped Chickadee and are compatible with all Sprint handsets that include the recently released Samsung Reclaim.

The ringtones can be downloaded by texting BIRD to 1111 or by going directly to the Sprint website. Standard text rates will be applied when downloading these ringtones. These new ringtones aim to raise the awareness of Audobon’s directive to protect and conserve birds and their natural habitat.

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Well, well, well. It would appear that Samsung’s i5700, also known as the Galaxy Lite, has a new alias: Spica. This HSDPA Android phone was spotted in Italy, and here’s what was found: a 3-inch AMOLED screen, 3.2 megapixel camera (with autofocus), GPS, FM radio and 528MHz Qualcomm processor.

The only thing missing now is the price and availability date.

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After we’ve seen WIND’s upcoming 3G handsets get leaked it’s time to see what HSPA smartphones will Bell launch in the near future. If you happen to live in Canada then get ready to be pleasantly surprised. You might not like some of the prices you’re about to see but you’re surely going to love some of the phones listed below. The first price represents the 3-year contract subsidized offer while the second one shows you how much you’d have to fork out for the phone without a lengthy contract! So without further ado, here’s the list!

• LG Xenon: $89.95, $289.95
• Samsung Impact: $79.95, $279.95
• Samsung Omnia 2: $349.95, $549.95
• Apple iPhone 3G 8GB $399.95, $599.95 — probably $149 after in store rebates
• Apple iPhone 3GS 16GB: $499.95, $699.95 — probably $199 after in store rebates
• Apple iPhone 3GS 32GB: $599.95, $799.95 — probably $299 after in store rebates
• BlackBerry Bold 9000: $399.95, $599.95 — probably $149-$199 after in store rebates
• BlackBerry 9700: $399.95, $599.95 — probably $249 after in store rebates
• Nokia 2730: $29.95, $119.95
• Nokia 6350: $49.95, $249.95

Did you just find your future phone? And Bell has a few data cards launching soon too. They are all Novatel HSPA cards that will be able to take advantage of the newest HSPA Canadian network.

via BGR

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Samsung announced today the unveiling of the YP-VX1, a voice recorder. The YP-VX1 has more than just voice recording with MP3 playback and ID3 support, as well as the company’s DNSe sound enhancement technology.

Chances are, it will probably only have a Korean release, so don’t expect to get your hands on one unless you live there, and there is no word on pricing or availability.

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It has been a while, since we have reported on the Blue Earth from Samsung, and it appears that the solar paneled phone will be making its first appearance as scheduled in October, in Sweden. Yes, it will eventually show up in other European countries such as France, Germany, Austria, Italy, Portugal with others to follow, but the United States is suspiciously absent from this list.

At least we know more about the release of the Blue Earth! Oh, wait. We still don’t have word of the price as yet.

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What you see above is the result of a partnership between Samsung and Giorgio Armani to develop a luxury-esque handset. Said handset is the Samsung M7500.

This handset runs Windows Mobile 6.5 and features a 3.5-inch AMOLED touch screen, slide out QWERTY keyboard, a 5mp camera and DivX/Xvid support.

There iwas no word on pricing or availability but considering it has the Giorgio Armani branding it probably won’t come cheap.

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Tags: 5mp camera, AMOLED, Cell Phones, DivX, Giorgio Armani, m7500, Mobile News, Mobile Software, Qwerty keyboard, Samsung, Samsung, xvid

Samsung has a new phone and that doesn’t surprises anyone anymore does it? We’ve seen lots of new Samsung phones this year but we haven’t seen enough Samsung Android phones yet.

That’s why today we’re looking at the Samsung Moment, an Android phone which will offer you a 3.2-inch AMOLED touchscreen display, optical trackpad, 3.2-megapixel camera and a slide-out full QWERTY keyboard. In case it all sounds familiar that’s because the Moment is actually the InstinctQ. For some reason, Samsung change the name of the handset, a procedure which is becoming more and more popular among phone manufacturers.

The Moment will be available from Sprint starting with November 1st. The phone will cost $179 after $50 instant savings and $100 mail-in rebate when purchased with a Sprint contract.

via Sprint

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AT&T has added two new cellphones made by Samsung to their already big catalogue. These devices can’t be considered top-notch per se, but they are pretty good taking in consideration the price.

The Samsung Mythic is priced at $200 after rebate, and will only become available to the public next month, on November. It has a TouchWiz style, a 3.3-inch display screen, and is compatible with the AT&T Navigator service.

As for the Samsung Flight, it will also become available in November, but it is a bit cheaper at $100. It has a touchscreen and a QWERTY keyboard.

Both models will feature the Opera Mini browser.

Tags: At&T, At&T, Cell Phones, Flight, mythic, Samsung, Samsung

Samsung and T-Mobile USA have announced the upcoming availability of the Samsung Behold II, a mobile phone that runs on the Android platform. The phone carries the same touchscreen features most phones provide today using Samsung’s TouchWiz user interface for widget customization and T-Mobile’s high speed 3G network. Other features of the Samsung Behold II include a 5 megapixel camera, visual voicemail, an MP3 player, GPS, Bluetooth and 16GB of internal memory.

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Samsung has decided to add two new handsets to the newly launched Corby family. These are the B3210 or the CorbyTXT and the B5310 as the CorbyPRO.

The CorbyTXT is a candybar phone which will offer you quad-band GSM support, 2.2-inch display, 2-megapixel camera, microSD support, a full QWERTY keyboard and 3.5mm audio jack.

The CorbyPRO is a quad-band GSM phone with 7.2Mbps HSDPA support, a 2.8-inch QVGA resistive touchscreen display, 3.15-megapixel fixed-focus camera, WiFi, GPS with AGPS, a 3.5mm audio jack a slide-out keyboard and Samsung’s TouchWiz with Comic UI.

The phones will be very useful in hands of hardcore texters but we have no details about pricing and arrival dates right now.

via crave asia

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There’s a new Samsung Armani phone in town, the SPH-W8200 and we have all the details about it. The slider phone will come equipped with a 3.1-inch AMOLED touchscreen display, a DMB TV tuner, 5-megapixel camera, HSDPA and Bluetooth connectivity and microSD support. This Armani phone doesn’t seem too bad does it? Unfortunately we can expect it to cost a lot more than any other similar phone that doesn’t happen to have a Giorgio Armani logo on top of it. In case you can’t afford it, there’s always the Omnia II which is an even better choice!

via Samsung

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Rumors have just surfaced that suggest that Samsung’s Omnia II will be hitting Verizon Wireless sometime later this month.

That’s all fine and dandy considering the Omnia II is a beautiful handset but there’s just one problem with this rumor; Verizon’s Omnia II is expected to ship with Windows Mobile 6.1. If you’ve been paying attention, you’ll know that Windows Mobile 6.5 powered devices will be shipping later this month, so why not the Omnia II?

Well, the same rumors say that although a 6.5 update will be in the pipeline it won’t actually be pushed out until some time after the phone goes on sale.

If this is true, what gives?

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Tags: Cell Phones, microsoft, Mobile News, Mobile Software, Omnia II, Samsung, Verizon, Windows Mobile 6.1, windows mobile 6.5♦

Samsung unveils its own folding mobile phone, sporting a look similar to that of Nokia’s 6600 Fold. But as we all know, Samsung has been known to make folding phones one of their niche trademarks. The Samsung S5510 comes with a flat mirror surface and a hidden screen to kick off this Samsung clamshell phone.

Among the features of the Samsung S5510 include a 2.1” screen QVGA 240×320 pixels. It can display up to 16 million colors TFT and comes with the usual Bluetooth connectivity, USB connection and 30MB internal memory. It also accommodates microSD cards up to 8GB. Other highlights include a FM radio, MP3 player, WAP, and a built-in 3.2 megapixel camera without auto focus.

(Source) Mobile Review

Tags: 6600, auto focus, bluetooth connectivity, clamshell, colors, flat mirror, fm radio, internal memory, microsd cards, mirror surface, mobile phone, MP3 Player, niche, Nokia, Nokia, radio mp3, Samsung, tft

A new connector is coming to your future cell phones and mobile devices and its solely purpose is to connect said device to HDTVs and display. The Mobile High-Definition Interface Working Group will conceive it soon as various companies have already agreed upon such a bold endeavor. Nokia, Samsung, Toshiba, Sony and Silicon Image will work together to create the new standard. The question is, do we really need a new standard in our lives? After all we already have so many and with Apple’s and Intel’s Light Peak universal connector that’s coming in a couple of years there isn’t much point for devising an HD-only standard. What are your thoughts on the matter?

via Toshiba

Tags: hdmi, HDTV, Light Peak, Nokia, Nokia, Other Brands, Samsung, Samsung, Silicon Image, Sony, Sony, Toshiba, Toshiba