When you just can’t find anything to match that Prada handbag or Manolo pumps, you need a fashion phone. These phones are usually distinguished by OTT designs resembling wallpaper prints and a label that will cost you noticeably more than the vanilla version of the product. Samsung has teamed up with Versace to tap…
This little Samsung WEP 200 headset we looked at a few weeks ago was just reviewed by Nicole Lee, Wired and Gizmodo Alum, and current CNET staffer. And now, summed up by Gizmodo to accomodate your attention deficit disorder. The bottom line: The Samsung WEP200 is a delightfully small headset that fits comfortably in…
Samsung’s adding white and orange versions of the SCH-V940 to go with the silver and black already released (in Korea). The black version of the phone had a 1.3 megapixel camera, MP3 player, and 1GB of storage space. Still no word on when this is going to be available, but if the LG Chocolate…
Is the HTC phone with the codename Excalibur this phone? Smartphone thoughts thinks it is, and says it’s only a few millimeters thicker than the Samsung i320 and 2 millimeters shorter. The keyboard on the front makes this a Motorola Q/Samsung i320 contender, and the Quad-band and WiFi connectivity makes GSM users (Cingular, T-Mobile)…
Samsung always seems to bring the goods whenever they roll out the goods, be it a new TV, mobile or mobile with TV. And by “goods”, we mean hot product models. Here are the top 10, in an order that we felt like putting them in. 10. These models above are notable just for…
Samsung just introduced the SGH-E908, a phone with touch-sentive buttons similar to LG’s Chocolate and BenQ’s SL91. Like the Chocolate, the SGH-E908 is designed with music playback (MP3, AAC and AAC+) in mind and features 80MB of onboard memory on which to store said music, while a micoSD card slot raises the maximum storage’s…
This black slider from Samsung has Bluetooth, MP3 player, two-megapixel camera and 320×240 display. It’s 1.4-inches thick and has the popular Digital Multimedia Broadcasting (DMB) that’s found on most cellphones and media players released in Korea. No word on a US launch, but the UI supports English as well as Chinese, Japanese and Korea,…