Samsung Electronics Co., Ltd, a global leader in digital media and digital convergence technologies, today announced the launch of the Samsung Omnia M (model: GT-S7530), a Windows Phone based smartphone ideal for social and entertainment multi-taskers. The Omnia M will be available starting in Europe and rolled out to other regions.



Featuring top-notch multimedia capabilities and a wide array of social connectivity options, the Omnia M is a phone for non-stop entertainment, content sharing and keeping in touch in whatever way that suits you. It boosts a stunning design, 1GHz performance and a vividly large 4” Super AMOLED display.

Nokia has today unveiled two new mobile phone models as it continues to accelerate its strategy to connect the next billion consumers to information and the internet. The Nokia 110 and Nokia 112 have been designed to appeal to young, urban consumers who want to experience a fast, affordable online experience.

Both devices are perfect for communicating across Facebook, Twitter and social media networks. The internet experience is also smooth thanks to the Nokia Browser. This innovative technology allows users to consume less data by up to 90%, by compressing websites in the cloud. Both devices offer direct access to Facebook and Twitter from their home screens. The Nokia 112 also features preloaded eBuddy instant messaging service right out of the box, so users can use popular chat services to keep conversations going 24/7.

It's that time of the season again, as Japan's mobile carriers unveil more alternate-universe models that we'll probably never see elsewhere. Leading the pack is the final version of Fujitsu's long-time-coming quad-core Android phone, arriving as the Arrows Z ISW13F. With NVIDIA's Tegra 3, WiMAX connectivity, 16GB of built-in storage and a

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The death of WiMAX has been greatly exaggerated. Well, maybe not, but there’s still a few phones coming out with the wireless standard, all of them apparently from Taiwanese manufacturer HTC. In addition to the HTC EVO V 4G on Virgin Mobile here in the states, Japanese carrier KDDI will be launching the HTC J this summer. So much for that “hero device strategy”, eh HTC?

The J is essentially a One S variant, but it sticks much closer to its source material than the DROID Incredible 4G LTE on Verizon. It’s got the same 4.3-inch

For those awaiting the Samsung Galaxy S3 in the US, it seems like that development has taken another move in the right direction. The latest flagship device from Samsung just hit the FCC. From the report by the organization in all their detail-oriented glory, it shows that the smartphone supports AT&T’s HSPA+ radios but this particular one w

Generally, I think of smartphones when I hear the KDDi name. Smartphones aren’t all that the company is about and KDDi is getting ready to launch an Android 4.0 set-top box. Looking at the photo of the rendering from the official announcement, it’s clear somebody in the design department really likes the Nintendo Wii.

The rectangular set-top box looks very much like the Wii. The remote is shaped like a Wii controller right down to the rectangular opening on the bottom of the remote. I’m not sure product designers have got the memo

Yesterday we mentioned that the specifications and a couple pictures had leaked of the HTC Desire C entry-level smartphone. One of those leaked photographs was an official press shot that came from an errant early publication in a catalog. I’m not sure if the launch was always planned for today, or if HTC figured it might as well just give up the goods after the leaks. Whatever the case, we have a slew of official images of the Desire C in multiple colors.

The hardware mentioned yesterday was accurate with the smartphone offering up Beats

While pre-release benchmarks have a very hit or miss record for clues as to what future devices will bring, they almost always raise eyebrows. Nowhere is that more true than in a round of NenaMark2 testing uncovered this weekend: a previously unknown Samsung SCH-i535 for Verizon has tipped up sporting a 1.5GHz, dual-core Snapdragon S4 instead of

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As you can imagine, we love nothing more than sitting next to a roaring log fire and diving into a good owners manual. As luck would have it, we'd just finished the last one, and then this lands in our laps. Yes, if you've already decided that you will be treating yourself to Samsung's latest mobile darling, you can start boning up on all those ne

A new 10-inch Android 4.0 tablet has surfaced called the Yzi. The tablet has the expected capacitive multitouch screen and can use a stylus if the user prefers. The tablet offers integrated Wi-Fi along with an accelerometer to support gaming and other features. The tablet comes by default with fully translated French operating system.

The tablet also offers English and other language support. A webcam is integrated, and the tablet has 4 GB of internal storage. A microSD card slot allows for storage expansion in the tablet has a normal USB port and a

Prior to this latest rumor, there have been several that were floating around the internet. The first rumor that surfaced suggested that Apple’s next-gen iPhone would feature a liquidmetal casing. In addition to that, another rumor also suggested that the iPhone 5 would feature a metallic back instead. This latest rumor from iMore indicates that t

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Android’s long embattled issue with fragmentation is being fought day in and day out by carriers and manufacturers alike. This has led to various devices getting the latest OS by Google at different times. In addition to that, when carriers are thrown into the mix, it makes the process that much more complicating and time-consuming. That said h

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For most people who are familiar with the FCC, you would know that it regularly offers us the information which indicates that a device will soon be landing on US markets. Sometimes it gives us information about a device that is anticipated while at other times it gives us the scoop about devices that we didn’t even know existed. As for today, it s

The South Korean technology giant, Samsung has been known to have a vastly different mobile device strategy than its fierce rival Apple. As opposed to Apple which would rather release just one phone and one tablet a year, Samsung’s blatantly obvious strategy is to manufacture a plethora of devices which apparently is for everyone who is looking f

During the CTIA Wireless event yesterday, Director of Consumer Acquisition at Sprint, David Owens said that he believes the upcoming Windows Phone 8 Apollo OS will be good. Subsequently, this has led to the possibility that the nation’s 3^rd largest carrier is in the works to offer a larger range of devices that include the upcoming mobile OS by

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