Samsung is gearing toward launching its flagship Windows phone, Omnia 2, to more markets. After making it available in countries like Singapore, Philippines, Indonesia and Vietnam (in July), the all-touchscreen phone is heading to 20 more countries — including Australia, China, the UAE, Netherlands and Turkey. Those not familiar should know the Omnia 2 comes…
First stable version of OmniaHD DevPack is out!
After several beta versions, Samsung Mobile Innovator portal released the first stable version of the DevPack for the Samsung i8910 aka OmniaHD! The Korean company’s first device specific SDK is packed with all the tools and documentation developers need to make apps for Samsung’s flagship Symbian device. Among the DevPack features, we highlight: Custom APIs…
Video: Hands-on with Sprint’s eco-friendly Samsung Reclaim
Sprint’s going green with the upcoming Samsung Reclaim. Like the name suggests, the Samsung Reclaim does its part to help protect the environment by making use of all kinds of recycled and eco-friendly materials. From the chemicals used to manufacture components to the ink used on the retail packaging, the Samsung Reclaim minimizes its impact…
Two Samsung sliders W8400 and W8700 Honey Bubble announced for Korea
Samsung has announced two mid-range slider phones for its domestic Korean market — W8400 and W8700 Honey Bubble — both of which will be available for purchase through the country’s KT operator. The first of the two (pictured on the right) comes with a 2.4-inch QVGA screen, 3.6Mbps HSDPA, SOS function, GPS, microSD slot, and…
Samsung m850 Dash gets FCC approval; Spotted in the wild
Remember the Samsung m850 which we caught at invisibleSHIELD/ZAGG’s website? At that point, we thought it will be Sprint’s next killer Instinct device and it seems it’s gearing toward the launch. The phone has been cleared by the FCC, and has also been spotted “in the wild.” We don’t have much details to report at…
Samsung C6625v: hardware good; software bad!
In the post the other day, I received a Samsung C6625v – which is a QWERTY candybar form-factor device, running WinMo 6.1. The sales proposition behind it is that it’s a value solution for the Mobile workforce, and packs a reasonable array of features – the key one obviously being push email, natively supported by…
Samsung: Sub-$100 Android Phones Available “by Next Year”
Man, that Reclaim launch was just full of interesting off-hand comments, wasn’t it? Casey Ryan, a Samsung product development manager, stated confidently that “”by next year, touch-screen phones with full web browsers running the Android operating system will be available for well under $100.” Presumably this means more from Samsung, but that would be putting…
Samsung AMOLED Device Coming to Sprint?
David Owens, Sprint director of customer acquisition, let slip that a new Samsung device coming their way will be hosting an AMOLED display. Of course, we don’t have any other details, but considering the Samsung i7500 has an AMOLED display and we heard Sprint would be getting an Android phone this year, it’s a likely…
Sprint Announces Green Samsung Reclaim
As expected, Sprint and Samsung went live with their eco-friendly Reclaim handset in New York today. It’s a simple portrait-slider with a full QWERTY keyboard, 2 megapixel camera, GPS, and social networking apps preloaded. The main selling points for the greenbeans out there will be that this phone is PVC and BFR-free, and that 40%…
Samsung Solstice promo video has a famous cameo!
So Vincenzo, who works for the viral factory has been in contact with me, and wanted to let me know about their new viral video for the Samsung Solstice: Here at the Viral Factory London, we’re running a video campaign on behalf of Samsung to promote the release of Solstice cell phone, which is a compact…