Samsung is about to unveil its new media-friendly phone called M7600. What makes this baby rock is the Bang & Olufsen-powered audio, which means a lot to the audiophiles around the world.

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After releasing the Hugo Boss-branded version of its all-touchscreen phone F480, Samsung is preparing another version of the device for the German market. The Samsung F480 Rockstar Edition featuring P!NK is designed for the fans of P!NK, featuring mobile content from the popular singer — including wallpapers and songs from her latest “Funhouse” album — on a 1GB microSD card that’s included in the box.

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Last October, we talked about Samsung C6620 which was launched by Italy’s TIM. Now we’ve spotted very similar (same?) device, Samsung C6625, on Expansys which is selling it for 249.99 GBP (around $360).
From what I can tell, we’re talking about a decent smartphone here. Aside from boasting the full QWERTY keyboard, Samsung’s Windows.....

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We have no problem with Apple (NSDQ: AAPL) pumping out iPhone OS updates that measure in the hundreds of megabytes. In fact, the bigger the better - more features are never a bad thing. Except when those feature-packed update files are sitting around wasting space on your hard drive, as iPhone Atlas so helpfully points out.

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When the FCC isn’t busy giving us sneak peeks at up-and-coming mobile phones destined for the US, we look to the Bluetooth SIG to give us a heads up on unannounced hardware. The latest piece of mobile kit to get an honorable mention on the Bluetooth SIG’s website is........

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For months now, we’ve been waiting for Apple (NSDQ: AAPL) to make good on their promise to bring push background notifications to the iPhone. Apple announced the iPhone push notification feature back in the middle of last year, but has since gone silent on the development of the technology.

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Looks like Nokia (NYSE: NOK)’s on a handset updating bender today. The Nokia N82 isn’t the only S60 smartphone lucky enough to be graced by a firmware update, it seems the Nokia N78 has had its very own encounter with Nokia’s update-stick.

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We’ve been expecting Samsung to launch their own Android-powered smartphone on Sprint (NYSE: S) and T-Mobile (NYSE: DT)’s network ever since we got wind of Samsung’s Android aspirations late last year. The global cellphone maker was reported to be working on porting the......

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High-profile cameraphones from LG, Sony Ericsson (NYSE: SNE), Motorola (NYSE: MOT), Nokia (NYSE: NOK), and even Samsung themselves are expected to put a renewed focus on the cameraphone market. Samsung is now rumored to be announcing a new 8 megapixel cameraphone in the near future....

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FCC has cleared a new Samsung phone - U350. The low-end device will most probably end up in Verizon (NYSE: VZ)’s portfolio and will be offered for next to nothing on a contract, or for around $100-$150 without any commitments.

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Samsung Mobile has been honored with 15 International CES Innovations Design and Engineering Awards. Among wireless distributors, the Korean company has won the most innovation honoree awards at the 2009 International CES.

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Thanks to the FCC, we know a new device is heading towards U.S. Cellular’s portfolio. It’s the music-centric Samsung R470, which as you can see from the image above, looks quite decent. That being said, it’s far from a high-end phone (just like most of U.S. Cellular’s offering, to be honest)....

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HTC was the first manufacturer to make the WiMAX dive, but Samsung isn’t far behind by the sounds of it. Supposedly in an effort to slip out of paying Qualcomm (NSDQ: QCOM) royalties, Samsung is working on including WiMAX and LTE chips from Broadcom (NSDQ: BRCM) and Infineon (NYSE: IFX) in upcoming handsets.

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Our bud PhatTrance over at DailyMobile has got his hands on some great pics of a new Samsung S8300. The device is the next generation of the Samsung U900 Soul, and should hit the shelves sometime in March of 2009. The new device is a slider, and comes in at only 12.8mm thick (nice).

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It seems AT&T (NYSE: T) will be adding Samsung’s Symbian S60-powered i8510 INNOV8 to its portfolio. The “M” version of the device (i8510M) with “proper” radio frequencies (850/1900 Mhz) for AT&T’s 3G network has been spotted at FCC’s website. Rest of the specs seem unchanged, meaning you can expect 8 megapixel camera, WiFi, and a whole lot more.

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