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We’ve seen it in pictures and some of the technical specifications a few days ago, and today we bring the first video for the new Samsung i7500, the first Samsung device to have Android, Google’s OS.

In the video (courtesy of Slashgear), we can see both the hardware and the software, although it’s not very detailed. The release of such a video right now should probably mean that the device will be in fact launched in June. We’ll have to wait and see.

In the meantime, enjoy the video!

The Omnia HD wasn’t even launched yet, but according to a rumor, Samsung would be already working on an Omnia Pro featuring a QWERTY slide keyboard, whcih proved successful with the HTC Touch Pro and Xperia X1 models.

According to the rumors, the Omnia Pro should feture a 3.5″ display with WVGA AMOLED quality, a 5 Megapixel photocamera and Windows Mobile 6.1, upgradeable to the 6.5.

It seems that even a launch period has been determined, and the rumors say it should be launched during summer. Obviously, the fact that so many details that are usually kept secret until the official launch are available now, makes us think that this is a fake. But we’ll keep tuned, in any case.

Samsung hasn’t confirmed it yet, but their i7500 model should be one of the first models from the Korean company to feature Android, Google’s Operational System, more precisely, Android 1.5 (Cupcake). It’s a cellphone with a 3.2″ touchscreen display, with the resolution of 480×320 pixels. The photocamera has the resolution of 5 Megapixels and LED flash.

Featuring a Qualcomm MSM7200A processor with 528Mhz, it can connect to the internet using the HSDPA protocol. The internal memory has 8GB and it’s expandable through microSD cards. Also supported are the Wi-FI, GPS and bluetooth.

It should be launched in June in Germany, exclusively with the O2 mobile carrier.

With the economic crisis still knocking on the door, most mobile companies are going back to launching new entry-level models. Samsung has just done so with their new Smooth U350. It’s a clamshell device that measures 96 x 47.50 x 19.30mm and weighs 95 grams. It features a 1.9″ display with the resolution of 128×160. The photocamera is a very modest VGA model.

Being an entry-level cellphone, it doesn’t feature the latest technology specifications. The battery, according to the official data, should guarantee 300 minutes in conversation and 336 hours in standby. This model will be sold exclusively by Verizon for $29.99 together with a 2-year contract.

After giving a little bit of information a few days ago, we’re back with more details on the LG Viewty Smart GC900, launched officially by LG. It measures 100.8 x 55.8 x 12.4 mm and has a 3″ display with touchscreen technology and the resolution of 800 x 480 pixels.

The photocamera has 8 Megapixels and LED Flash, ISO 1600 and some software recognition features such as face recognition. The connection is guaranteed by the HSDPA protocol and the device also features a 1.5GB inernal memory, expandable through microSD cards. It also supports DivX and Xvid files, and features the Wi-Fi, A-GPS, S-Class Touch UI interface and bluetooth.

Price and availability haven’t been announced yet.

It was first seen at the Mobile World Congress, and now we finally have more information about the Samsung Halley (which was first known as S5600).

The display is a 2.8 QVGA with widget interface in order to allow users to customize their own homepage with shortcuts for their favorite applications. The HSDPA connection guarantees data transfers up to 7.2 Mbps, and the 3.2 megapixel photocamera and the multimedia files are the main points on the multimedia section.

Another interesting thing is the gesture control that allows users to open applications and perform operations by drawing a letter on the screen, from A to Z, and setting each letter to a command.

The Samsung Halley will be available from May on, price hasn’t still been announced.

Another video for the HTC Touch Diamond II, made by Pocketnow, shows a little bit of the software that will come with the new model and its features.

The software on the video is very similar to what will be the final version, and it shows a good fluidity in the many operations, such as menu navigation and Internet browser (Opera). Even though the design didn’t please the fans of the previous model, the Diamond II seems to at least offer a good software optimization, even though it’s not yet the final version.

Enjoy the video!

AT&T, the famous American mobile carrier, will have the new Samsung Propel Pro in exclusive. It’s a slidephone with a QWERTY keyboard, measuring 101,6 x 63,5 x 15,24mm and weighing 136 grams. Its 2.5″ display has a resoluton of 320×320 pixels and views more than 65.000 colors. The photocamera has the resolution of 3 Megapixels and autofocus.

It features the HSDPA protocol for the data transferring, and the OS is Windows Mobile 6.1 Standard. Also featured are the Wi-Fi, GPS, expandable memory through microSD cards and bluetooth. The battery, according to official data, guarantees 6 hours in conversation or 12 days in standby.

AT&T will sell it for $149,99 when combined to a two-year contract.

There’s a lot of mystery around this new LG model, the Viewty Smart G900. LG hasn’t yet made it official, but we have some information about its technical specifications. Besides the 3″ display with a resolution of 800 x 480 pixels, there’s also an 8 megapixel photocamera with autofocus, Xenon flash, face recognition and ISO 1600.

The video recording also features a very high quality, with a maximum resolution of 720 x 480 pixels, while the multimedia player also supports DivX and Xvid. The connectivity is guaranteed by the HSDPA protocol with speeds up to 7.2 Mbps. Also featured are the expandable memory with microSD cards, Wi-Fi, GPS and accelerometer.

All we have to do is wait for the official announcement by LG.

Months ago we got to see the first pictures of the new Samsung S8000 and today we can give more information about its technical features, found on a Russian website. It measures 108,9 x 53.5 x 11,9mm and it’s display features AMOLED technology, 3.1″ wide with a resolution of 480×800 pixels and viewing more than 16 million colors. The photocamera has the maximum resolution of 5 megapixels with autofocus.

For now, it doesn’t seem that the device supports HSDPA, preferring the UMTS transfer instead. It has a 2GB internal memory, wi-fi, GPS, multimedia player, bluetooth and TouchWiz UI from Samsung. Price and availability haven’t yet been announced.