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Expert in design, Samsung announced the release of its three slider smartphones with QWERTY keypad on previous June 23rd 2010. Also supported by T-Mobile USA, these three smartphones are Gravity 3, Gravity T and Samsung Smiley. They are meant to hit the low-end market, that’s why they come with affordable price ranges from $19.99 to $74.99. These smartphones have some similarities in their 184MHz processor, 3G connectivity, GPS support, Bluetooth, MicroSD slot, featuring two brilliant new features – the Exchange Email feature and T-Mobile Social Buzz feature, considering today’s world cannot stand without online social networking. These three smartphones will be available very soon.

Samsung Gravity 3 has a side-slider design with a numeric keypad under the display and the QWERTY keypad comes out when you slide the phone. All the answering, numeric and QWERTY keys are big size and very comfortable to press. The phone has a glossy body and elegant in both Blue-Black and White-Yellow color selections.  The display is not touchscreen but already enables auto-rotate. It has a 2 MP camera and a snapshot key at the left side of the phone and a volume key at the right side. It has an anti-slippery back for a better grip. With integrated music player and wonderful HSDPA high speed support, the predicted price of Samsung Gravity 3 is $49.99.

Samsung Gravity T is also side-slider handset with QWERTY keypad, but this time with a wide high resolution touchscreen display that enables auto-rotate and on-screen keys. It also has a 2 MP camera and HSDPA support. The snapshot and volume keys are available, and a stereo loudspeaker is at the back of the phone. Available in ‘Black with Red’, The predicted price of Samsung Gravity T is $74,99.

Samsung Smiley is the cheapest among the three, with only $19.99 and it does not have a touchscreen display. It is a vertical slider phone with QWERTY keypad, but the keys are rather small, not convenient to press. It has a 1.3 MP camera and a wonderful 3G wireless radio. Stereo loudspeaker, volume key and snapshot key are available. The back cover is also anti-slippery. The Samsung Smiley is only available in one color selection, Black with Blue QWERTY keypad.

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Samsung released a professional handset for professional users, Samsung Omnia Pro B7610, on previous September 2009. The Omnia Pro is supported by HSDPA high speed connectivity with WLAN and GPS support. Running on OS Microsoft Windows Mobile 6.1 Professional and CPU Samsung S3C6410 800 MHz processor with dedicated graphics accelerator, this phone certainly has smart brain. Featuring Business Card Scanner, Work and Life Mode, and Pocket Office (Word, Excel, PowerPoint and PDF Viewer), the Omnia Pro offers a great support to your working hour. For security, you’ll have the ‘Mobile Tracker’ feature to track down your phone when you accidentally lose it.

The Omnia Pro comes with a glossy slider design in size 112.6 x 57.8 x 16.2 mm and weighs 159 grams. It has a touchscreen AMOLED high resolution (800 x 480 pixels) wide 3.5 inches screen with auto-rotate sensor, a QWERTY keypad, also the 3.5 mm audio jack and DNSE (Digital Natural Sound Engine) for speaker sound quality. It has a very satisfying 5 MP camera with autofocus, LED Flash, Geo-tagging, face and smile detection, wide-dynamic range, image stabilization and panorama shot. Both video recording and Videocall are available. Bluetooth and USB port are there for file transfer. The best part is its memory capacity! It has a 2 GB internal memory and a MicroSD slot with up to 32 GB capacity.

For entertainment, you’ll have the Stereo FM Radio, MP3 player and many Java games. Samsung Omnia Pro B7610 is using a powerful Li-Ion 1500 mAh battery for up to 12 hours talktime and 580 hours standby. Available in Black only, Samsung Omnia Pro B7610 which is also known as Samsung QWERTY costs Rs.22,000.

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‘Waterproof and dust-resistant’, this is how Samsung describes its Marine. This unique submarine handset has the ability up to 1 meter under water for 30 minutes, and certainly be your best mate in hard rain, dusty environment, salt fog, humidity, and extreme temperature. It also has anti-shock feature and flashlight for you to explore the dark. Built in size 113 x 48.9 x 17.4 mm and weighs 102.8 grams, Samsung Marine comes in classic candy bar design with stripes at the battery cover for anti-slippery grip.

The Samsung Marine’s display is rather disappointing with only 1.77 inches wide and low resolution (120 x 160 pixels), but its 1.3 MP camera already enables Flash for taking good pictures, and video recording, but no videocall. It has a very limited 7 MB internal memory, but fortunately it has a MicroSD slot which enables up to 8 GB capacity. Bluetooth and USB port are there for file transfer. For entertainment, you’ll have the stereo FM Radio, MP3 and MP4 players, and many Java games.

Released on April 2009, Samsung Marine is supported only by a 2G network with GPRS and EDGE for web browsing with no WLAN and GPS support. It is using a powerful Li-Ion 1000 mAh battery which enables up to 9 hours talktime and 600 hours standby. Available in RED and BLACK, Samsung Marine costs Rs.3,900 in India.

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Comes in QWERTY candy bar design in size 111.8 x 59.6 x 12.6 mm and weighs 110 grams, Samsung Omnia Pro B7320 is certainly slim and handy. Released on August 2009, the Omnia Pro B7320 is especially dedicated for business professionals. The smartphone offers a satisfactory office support with MS Windows Mobile 6.1 Standard which is upgradeable to Windows Mobile 6.5, and CPU Qualcomm MSM 7201A 528 MHz processor with Adobe Flash Lite, Microsoft Outlook Mobile, and Pocket Office (Word, Excel, PowerPoint and PDF Viewer).

It has a high resolution (320 x 240 pixels) 2.4 inches display and a comfortable QWERTY keypad. The 3.15 MP camera is brilliant with autofocus, geo-tagging, face and smile detection, Multi Shot, Frame Shot, Mosaic shot, Scene Selection, Timer, Auto White Balance, video recording and videocall enabled. Bluetooth and USB port are there for file transfer, but no Infrared available. The internal memory is 100 MB with a MicroSD slot that enables up to 16 GB storage. For entertainment, you’ll have the stereo FM Radio, MP3 and MP4 players, Java games, and many fun packs (Fun comics, Fun jokes, Fun Horoscope and Free zone). Also the ‘Mobile Tracker’ is there to track down your phone if you accidentally lose it.

Samsung Omnia Pro B7320 is supported by HSDPA high speed connectivity with WLAN and GPS, also supports Windows Live, Yahoo and AOL. It is using a powerful Li-Ion 1480 mAh battery which enables up to 10 hours talktime and 590 hours standby. Available in one color selection, Samsung Omnia Pro B7320 costs Rs.11,000.

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After Sony Ericsson launched its 12 MP Satio, now it’s Samsung with its M8910 Pixon 12’s turn to rock the market. Featuring the AMOLED touchscreen 3.1 inches display with very high resolution (480 x 800 pixels), the Pixon 12 comes with a candy bar design with glossy body in size 108 x 53 x 13.8 mm and weighs 120 grams, so slim and handy.

The name Pixon 12 actually reflects the brilliant 12 MP camera which is the pride of this handset. The 12 MP camera comes with wide 28 mm lens, tracking-touch autofocus, Xenon Flash, LED Flash, Variable Aperture, geo-tagging, face / smile and blink detection, wide dynamic range, Smart Auto mode, image stabilization, and Beauty Shot. Also the video recording and Videocall are available. Bluetooth and USB port are there for file transfer, but no Infrared. The internal memory is 150 MB with a MicroSD slot which enables up to 16 GB memory capacity. For entertainment, you’ll have the stereo FM Radio, Java games, MP3 and MP4 players. The Document Viewer (Word, Excel, PowerPoint and PDF) is there to support your working hour.

Samsung M8910 Pixon 12 is supported by a 3G HSDPA high speed connectivity with WLAN and GPS integrated, also with social networking facilities (Facebook, Twitter, Flickr, etc.) for your web-browsing satisfaction. It is using a powerful Li-Ion 1000 mAh battery for up to 9 hours and 40 minutes talktime and 624 hours standby. Available only in Black, Samsung M8910 Pixon 12 costs Rs.22,000 in India.

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Seducing interface, Widget for friendly navigation, and affordable price are what Samsung Corby S3650 offers you. Released on September 2009, this unique smartphone is especially made to fit the youths, for it offers so many social networking facilities – Facebook, Twitter, MySpace. The candy bar Corby comes with stunning design with glossy plastic body and elegant curves in size 103 x 56.5 x 12 mm and weighs 90 grams, certainly slim, light and pocket-fit. And of course the colors! Corby always knows the best colors, this time it offers  Jamaican Yellow, Cupid Pink, Minimal White, and Festival Orange.

The best part is its touchscreen display, comes with crystal clear high resolution 240 x 320 pixels 2.8 inches wide with Smart Unlock and Cartoon UI. The DNSE (Digital Natural Sound Engine) is already there for quality loudspeaker sound. Bluetooth and Infrared are also there for file transfer, but no Infrared available. It has a 5 MB internal memory with a MicroSD slot which enables up to 8 GB capacity. Its 2 MP camera enables Smile Detection and video recording, but no LED flash and autofocus for taking good pictures, and also no Videocall enabled.

Supported by a 2G network with GPRS and EDGE for web browsing, Corby S3650 doesn’t have WLAN and GPS.  Featuring many wonderful features for fun, such as Stereo FM Radio, Java Games, MP3 and MP4 players, and Music Recognition, Samsung Corby S3650 is using a Li-Ion 960 mAh battery which enables up to 9 hours talktime and 730 hours standby. The hot Corby S3650 comes with Rs.6,400.

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Samsung launched its super stylish music oriented smartphone, Samsung M2710 Beat Twist, on previous July 2009. This smartphone comes with a slider design, glossy body in size 96.5 x 47 x 16.3 mm and weighs 85 grams, very handy and light. It has a 2 inches (144 x 176 pixels) low resolution display with accelerometer sensor, and a standard 2 MP camera which only enables video recording with no autofocus and LED Flash for taking good pictures.

As a music oriented smartphone, Samsung M2710 Beat Twist offers many efficiencies. The music keys (previous, play/pause, and next buttons) are located under the answering and navigator keys. Built in stereo loudspeaker, it also has a 3.5 mm audio jack and DNSE (Digital Natural Sound Engine) for quality loudspeaker sound. Featuring the whole music fun with Motion Play Shake Control, Automatic equalizer, Music Recognition (just like TrackID in Sony Ericsson), and turn-to-mute, with MP3 and MP4 players. For entertainment, the stereo FM Radio with FM recording and Java games are there to cheer you up. The internal memory is 50 MB with a MicroSD slot which enables up to 16 GB memory capacity. Bluetooth and USB port are there for file transfer, but no infrared available.

Supported by a 2G network with GPRS and EDGE for web browsing, Samsung M2710 Beat Twist doesn’t have WLAN and GPS. It is using a Li-Ion 800 mAh battery which enables up to 5 hours talktime and 300 hours standby. Available in ‘Black’ and ‘White’, Samsung M2710 Beat Twist costs Rs.4,599 in India.

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