Several mobile phone companies has showcased their next generation cell phones in Spain at this years Mobile World Congress trade show. These new models are thinner, smarter, more multimedia-savvy and customizable than ever.
There are several handset that stood out among the pack, and we are going to feature them on this article. First up is the Samsung solar powered smartphone already mentioned here. This touchscreen smartphone features a solar panel back to provide power.
Next up is the new Omnia HD, which is probably one of the best phones available at the Mobile World Congress and one of the best Samsung handsets released so far. The Omnia HD is the first full-touch Symbian phone made by Samsung and it’s the first phone capable of recording 720p HD video. It’s also has the biggest AMOLED screen in the mobile business so far, which means you should definitely give it a try if you get your hands on it.
For music lovers and hard-core music aficionados, Samsung is introducing a new line of Beat phones with two handsets: The Samsung Beat Disc, left, and the Samsung Beat DJ. Both feature AMOLED touchscreen displays, Bang & Olufsen-powered speakers and an application for recognizing, tagging and recommending music. The Beat Disc has a slide-out keyboard; the Beat DJ has an application that lets you add voice and sound effects (like scratching) to your tunes. Both are quad-band cell phones(GSM) that support high-speed (HSDPA) data networks.
And finally, for those who wants a cool looking phone, you have the LG-GD900. The LG-GD900 looks like a fairly typical touch-screen phone when closed, but its slide-down numeric keypad is translucent and glows when opened. It’s a cool design innovation on a quad-band 3G (HSDPA) phone due to ship this spring.
There are several handset that stood out among the pack, and we are going to feature them on this article. First up is the Samsung solar powered smartphone already mentioned here. This touchscreen smartphone features a solar panel back to provide power.
Next up is the new Omnia HD, which is probably one of the best phones available at the Mobile World Congress and one of the best Samsung handsets released so far. The Omnia HD is the first full-touch Symbian phone made by Samsung and it’s the first phone capable of recording 720p HD video. It’s also has the biggest AMOLED screen in the mobile business so far, which means you should definitely give it a try if you get your hands on it.
For music lovers and hard-core music aficionados, Samsung is introducing a new line of Beat phones with two handsets: The Samsung Beat Disc, left, and the Samsung Beat DJ. Both feature AMOLED touchscreen displays, Bang & Olufsen-powered speakers and an application for recognizing, tagging and recommending music. The Beat Disc has a slide-out keyboard; the Beat DJ has an application that lets you add voice and sound effects (like scratching) to your tunes. Both are quad-band cell phones(GSM) that support high-speed (HSDPA) data networks.
And finally, for those who wants a cool looking phone, you have the LG-GD900. The LG-GD900 looks like a fairly typical touch-screen phone when closed, but its slide-down numeric keypad is translucent and glows when opened. It’s a cool design innovation on a quad-band 3G (HSDPA) phone due to ship this spring.
