Here comes another news from our beloved Korean manufacturer. Recently we got these live pictures of Samsung Rogue U960 wandering around over at the internet. No information available (yet) on the Samsung Rogue U960 specs and features, we can only guessing based on the picture above and under.

Anyway, as you can see from the pictures, the Samsung Rogue U960 uses a QWERTY keyboard, and what is interesting is that the keyboard has 4 rows of keys instead of the traditional 3. Isn’t that interesting? Oh and one more thing, no information available yet about the price too…. Well, I guess we just have to wait, then…

If you are someone who love all things that are eco-friendly, then the new Samsung phone from Sprint  might be just the phone for you. Just recently Sprint has officially announced the ec0-friendly Samsung Reclaim. They said that the Samsung Reclaim is the first phone in U.S. that uses the eco-friendly bio-plastic materials and it is 80% recyclable.

According to our source, the Samsung Reclaim will be available on August 16 with less than $50 price tag for 2 years of contract plan. Wal-Mart will also start sell the phone in early September. If you buy the phone from Sprint, you will donate $2 for The Nature Conservancy’s Adopt an Acre program, which supports land conservation across the United States and protects some of the world’s most beautiful and important natural habitats.

Talking about the specs and features, Sprint claimed that the Samsung Reclaim is more than just an eco-friendly phones. It got several cool features, such as:

• a slide-out full QWERTY keyboard making it easy to access personal or corporate email as well as text and multimedia messaging;
• Sprint Navigation with Search, providing easy access to directory information and GPS-enabled directions;
• 2 megapixel camera with 3x digital zoom and camcorder;
• advanced stereo Bluetooth® 2.0;
• expandable memory storage up to 32GB;
• an integrated Web browser; and
• two color options – Earth Green and Ocean Blue.

Ok so do you want to buy one?

The latest rumor has talked about Samsung Omnia Pro regarding the platform it will use. The latest Omnia, Omnia HD, has released with its S60 platform. Further rumor said that the upcoming Omnia, Omnia Pro will probably use the same platform unless the phone is fully dedicated for enterprise customers. If Samsung designs the phone for enterprise customers, WinMo platform will probably be used.

A source, HDBlogs, says that Omnia Pro will bring the common Samsung features include 3.5″ AMOLED touchscreen, 5 MPx camera along with image stabilizer, flash, autofocus as well as Windows Mobile 6.1 then 6.5 in future.

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We think Samsung will get big attention at next week’s MWC because there are so many products to show at the event. One of the most interesting is Samsung DLP The I7410 and W7900 will be Samsung’s first to offer a DLP pico projector.

The new phones are, in fact, one model that will be sold under different names in different markets. The pico projector will enable the user to view various image sizes, up to as much as 50 inches depending on ambient light conditions.

Happily, the pico projector’s not the only redeeming quality of the I7410/W7900.

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The Samsung I7410 will also be sporting:

* OLED high-resolution color touchscreen
* 5 MP camera
* View Powerpoint Presentations
* Email Attachments
* Flashlight
* Flick navigation to view presentations

These are the major features so far revealed. Needless to say, we’re glad that Samsung decided to throw in other much-desired features in the phone in addition to the projector.

We can expect the W7900 to be on sale sometime this month in Korea, while the I7410 will be in Europe sometime soon.

The picture doesn’t make the phone look very thin, but i4u.com reports it will have a sleek and lightweight design — so we’re hopeful that it won’t be terribly bulky.

Via: Unwiredview

Imagine Samsung as a warlord and the WMC is the battle ground. Despite the uneasy economic situation nowadays, the warlord is preparing to have the entire warriors ready at the WMC battle ground. As we can follow from latest news from this site, many incoming of leaks on Samsung phones have been revealed. The latest here are Samsung Eltz S7220 and Samsung Marcel, as pictured below.
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Leaks on Samsung is getting frequent as the World Mobile Congress 2009 comes closer. After T929, Omnia and Innov, now comes Acme. The smart phone is rumored to have an 8 megapixel camera that supports HD recording, a touchscreen of undefined size, GPS, HDMI output, Wi-Fi with DLNA certification, 3.5mm socket, and compatibilities on DNLA and DivX. 16GB and 8GB versions might be available.

Now, the specs sound all to familiar to its predecessor the Samsung Omnia, except for its memory boosting option of 16GB, so it comes at no shock that the some mobile phone experts have already been comparing it to the Apple iPhone. Apart from a few differences I can definitely see the similarities, however only time will tell when this is released to see how it stacks up to its rival.

You can check out the coolness of its exterior in some pics below. It’s a bit slim anyway.

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The so-called Samsung B5702 Dual SIM phone is for active businessman who works with so many connections, as ‘B’ here is for ‘Business’. Samsung was the first major manufacturer to start making dual SIM phones, and this is their fifth dual SIM mobile phone. Previous Dual SIM phones comprised Samsung D880 Duos, Samsung D780, Samsung D980, as well as Samsung S9502 Duos, which mostly targeted at either Eastern Europe or Asia.

We only can guess that the B5702 will have a 256K color QVGA display, but it has not been confirmed. There should be some smart LED system above the display to let you know which SIM card you are currently using, but we don’t know yet.

Via: Mobilecrunch

Solid rumor is the one with pictures. This is Samsung Omnia 16 GB, which otherwise isn’t too radically different from its current 8GB incarnation. The phone includes quad-band GSM/GPRS/EDGE and single-band UMTS/HSDPA connectivity, along with the usual 3.2-inch WQVGA touchscreen, a 5 MP camera with built-in flash, a secondary QCIF front camera, and the trifecta of built-in Bluetooth, WiFi, and GPS.

Other Samsung Omnia 16GB specs include:

* Quad-band GSM / GPRS / EDGE (850/900/1800/1900 MHz), Single-band UMTS / HSDPA (2100 MHz – HSDPA up to 7.2 Mbps) connectivity
* Graphics chip with 3D acceleration and support for Direct 3D
* Marvell PXA312 624 MHz CPU
* 256 MB of ROM
* 128 MB of RAM
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