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Samsung S8300 Tocco Ultra – Extremely Advanced

admin — Fri, 05 Mar 2010 15:03:59 +0000

Samsung is releasing many firsts in mobile phone industry recently, like first 8MP phone, then Omnia and Tocco. Samsung Tocco is one of the most successful phones of the 2008, to continue the legacy of the phone, Samsung has released the new superior edition, called Samsung S8300 Tocco Ultra with some cool and fantastic features for advanced users of the phones.

It comes with some hottest new and exciting features like 8MP camera, touch screen interface, 3X4 keyboard in a thin body. The thickness of the phone is 12.7mm, just above the 1cm. The new AMOLED touchscreen with touchwiz 1.5v gives it a easy to navigate feel. The screen of 2.8″ with 16 million colours gives it bright clarity for images and videos.

The 8MP camera is more than enough for good quality photographs and with 30fps video recording makes it one of the best gadgets for mobile photographer in the town. Camera of the device is comes with auto focus, face detection and geo tagging features. There is inbuilt photo and video editor for trimming video, audio dubbing, adding subtitle, live dubbing and other exciting features.

Nowadays, mobile phones are becoming mobile computers for accessing mails, messenger services, blog etc. Tocco Ultra has one of the best web features found in Samsung phones. Photo blogging, GPS, online widgets are present in the phone. It supports 7.2 Mbps HSDPA internet access service for fast downloading and uploading of the data.

Music features are also there, you can play all the popular formats like MP3, AAC and more with the phone. Samsung S8300 Tocco Ultra has a decent memory of 16 GB, so there is plenty room for your digital library.

By: Lucy Brightly

Samsung Omnia Review

admin — Sun, 07 Feb 2010 05:14:15 +0000

When the phrase ‘living up to its name’ is bandied about in the case of the Samsung Omnia it can be taken as literally as possible. The word ‘Omnia’ in Latin literally translates into ‘everything’, and for a phone that has absolutely everything packed into its elegant design, the meaning is quite justified. Demands are considerable on the high-end smartphones of today, but the Omnia has more than enough in terms of features to deftly rebuff even the most stinging of criticisms.

Features of the Samsung Omnia

As mentioned before, and to put it simply, the features of the Omnia are: everything. In terms of size, at 12.5 mm it certainly is sleek, and slender. Hard to imagine a high powered smartphone of its size managing to pack in many features, yet it does, and has a stunning platinum finish to boot.

For starters, with a 5 megapixel camera complete with face detection autofocus as well as well as that famed smile detection technology. For night photography, an LED flash provides the illumination needed, and any images captured are bound to be of a high quality. Furthermore, the 3.2 inch WQVGA screen makes viewing images, and video a genuine pleasure as they are displayed to almost maximum effect.

Speaking of video, the included media player supports a variety of file formats of both video and audio types, including DivX and Xvid, ensuring that there are no problems. Entire movies can be viewed, to be honest, and with anything from 8 GB to 16 GB of internal storage, there is little problem in keeping movies around. Indeed, the one qualm that is held against the Samsung Omnia quite often is that the microSD slot is located beneath the battery, however, with anything up to 16 GB of internal storage, it really isn’t a big deal – the microSD just ends up providing additional usability instead of much needed storage.

In terms of internet connectivity, HSDPA makes for, as expected, fast browsing, and the large screen only further capitalises on this ability. Other connectivity options such as WiFi, USB and Bluetooth are also supported.

On top of everything, there is a GPS system that allows for photo tagging by location as well as acting as a directional guide in any situation. Although not a common feature yet, it is one that seems to be appreciated by man, yet none would have expected that with all the other features already included, it would have been able to be fitted into the slim profile.

Lastly, there is the Microsoft Mobile 6.1 that stitches all the features together and allows simple yet effective access to each. Any PC user will probably find the structure to be completely familiar as it shares most aspects with Microsoft Windows.

In short, Samsung Omnia is, as things stand, by far the ultimate mobile phone on the market today. By including absolutely everything in terms of mobile phones, and yet retaining the slim and stylish look that many seek, there is every reason to look for mobile phone deals with it.

By: Caroline Telford

Samsung I900 Phone – Beautiful 3G Touch Screen

admin — Wed, 23 Dec 2009 16:35:50 +0000

The i900 Omnia is a beautiful 3G phone that comes with a touch screen and works on a MS Windows Mobile 6.1 operating system. The Samsung i900 Omnia phone comes in black coloured & metallic silver casing complete with smooth curvaceous edges. This handset weighs only 127 grams including the fitted battery that is a good size for carrying purposes and measures 56.9mm wide by 112mm tall by 12.5mm deep. The 3.2 Inches touch screen displays a QWERTY keyboard when the user wishes to input text. This stunning 3G phone is a member of the popular Samsung i range.

A built in 5 megapixel camera with auto oozes sophistication & style. The phone includes high quality imaging, communication & business features that will draw much attention. This stylish Samsung Omnia phone supports WiFi, Bluetooth & 3G HSDPA technology. The phone also has music player that provides high quality music features for the user to enjoy that supports MP3, WMA, OGG, AMR, AAC & AAC+ music formats. The Samsung Omnia works on a quad band network that allows the user to enjoy worldwide roaming. The Samsung i900 covers four GSM bands & HSDPA that provides the user with flexibility when roaming.

The handset includes 8 gigabytes of internal memory plus expandable memory capabilities by adding a MicroSD memory card up to a further 8 gigabytes in size. The i900 Omnia supports easy to use connectivity options that include Bluetooth, WiFi technology EDGE and USB wired connectivity. Omnia comes with a WAP browser, supports RSS feeds and easy to use messaging services that includes MMS messaging, text messages, instant messages & create emails. The i900 comes with a fitted battery that allows the user to gain up to 500 hours of battery standby time or up to 5.8 hours talk time.Samsung i900 comes with 8gb and 16 gb and you can sotor a lot of music, video and your top clip which your like most. Now Samsung i8510, Samsung F480 Tocco and Samsung i900 are top selling phone of samsung you can compare a lot of contract deals at variour online mobile sites and get the cheapest tariff with your latest phone which you like.

By: Carlodanie Jenne

Clone Wars

admin — Wed, 04 Nov 2009 13:29:09 +0000

Okay so almost every smartphone that has been released in the past year or so is compared to the iPhone, and more recently to the rumoured 3G iPhone. The Samsung i900 (which as usual has a name as well as a model number – Samsung Omnia) is actually a very close competitor to the Apple iPhone in both specifications and looks, and should also give the HTC Touch Diamond a run for its money.

The Samsung i900 has just been officially announced by the mobile phone manufacturer, along with its full specifications – including the fact that it will run on Windows Mobile 6.1 Pro, which should please smartphone users. The Samsung i900 is fully touchscreen with just three buttons on the very bottom of the phone (answer call, end call and menu), the front panel is encased in a silver edging and has an attractive brushed steel back panel.

The main characteristics that make it similar to the iPhone are the two different models that will be available – 8GB and 16GB, the large 3.2 inch touchscreen, Wi-Fi function and accelerometer – which allows you to rotate the screen (from portrait to landscape and back again) and the image or picture will rotate accordingly to fit the screen.

As well as the above the Samsung i900 also has a fantastic 5 megapixel camera with flash and autofocus, inbuilt GPS, a media player capable of playing MP3, DivX and WMA files, an FM radio, and HSDPA for fast internet speeds.

Despite the Samsung i900 being available in both 8GB and 16GB models both will also come with a microSD card slot for further memory expansion – so storage really should not be a problem. And of course you have the usual Bluetooth, USB and Microsoft document viewer that you would expect on a smartphone.

The Samsung i900 is due for release in July which should coincide with the release of the Apple iPhone 3G version.

By: John Gray