Phones, Phones, Phones!

The Wave was unwrapped by Samsung during the recent Mobile World Congress. It is the first smartphone by Samsung to run on their Bada Mobile OS. This phone is more for the international market where the provider does not subsidized the units making it a bit at the pricey end.

Design

It will not be the best touch screen phone in the market but it does the job especially for those looking for something compact. The phone comes in at 4.6 inches x 2.2 x 0.4. The Wave is very easy with your fingers and palm except that the virtual keyboard is a bit cramped.

The design lines are pretty sleek and in perfect combo with the aluminum case of the Samsung Wave.

The AMOLED display of the phone does the job with very vibrant graphics, excellent responsiveness, and better angles for viewing. You need to see this phone to really know what we mean by crisp display.

Performance

The Bada which literally means ocean in Korean represents the possibilities of the platform—unlimited. The OS is not really meeting head on with the Androids or the iPhones. It can be considered as a middleware, an evolution of the Samsung brand which aims to bring the smartphone experience to a wider segment of the market.

The ToughWiz 3.0 also provides a better interface for the user. This comes with a ton of useful widgets but we hope Samsung can come up with shortcuts for different applications.

Talk time is excellent at 15 hours while standby time can last 23 days.

Samsung as a company has finally come out with two new dual SIM phones that are incredible.  Pictured above is the B5722 Samsung cell phone and I have to say, that this particular phone is actually pretty interesting compared to other cell phones that Samsung has come out with.

It features a 2.8-inch QVGA display with 262k colors, a 3.2MP camera with LED flash, Samsung’s TouchWiz Lite 1.0 UI, dual SIM card slots, a music player, an FM radio, access to Facebook and MySpace, a microSD card slot (up to 8GB), a 1200 mAh battery, Bluetooth and supports quad-band GSM/EDGE connectivity.

Now, the C6112, which is another Samsung cell phone that they are releasing very soon as well features some of the same things but it is actually a slider phone that has a 2MP camera, dual SIM cars slots with up to 8GB of space along with a 960 mAh battery.

No word on pricing for these two beauties yet, but this December they should be released in Europe!

In this economy, people are constantly looking for a way to save a little cash and going with a mid-range cell phone is one great way to ensure that you do save yourself some cash.  You do not have to always have the very best phone – honestly, you don’t and that is one of the main reasons why Samsung has taken it upon themselves to create some of the best mid-range phones on the market today.  The Samsung S6700, C5510, M2510 and M2310 are four phones that are incredible to use, however, they are mid-range and mid-priced. 

These phones all have music capabilities, they all have cameras and while they memory is going to be different for all of them and the design is slightly different, they all look great too.  These moderately priced phones would be perfect for anyone just looking for a cell phone to use once in a while that does not do a whole lot.

So check out the Samsung S6700, C5510, M2510 and M2310 cell phones and find which one suits you the best!