Samsung Ultra Smart

The Ultra Smart is a part of Samsung’s Ultra portfolio which boasts a full touch screen as well as QWERTY keypad. It reflects the recent trend in telecommunications industry of touch screen user interface and also implements a QWERTY keypad and VibeTonz technology which allows them to feel the buttons accompanied by responsive vibrations. A “Drag and drop” method of touch screen was adopted for easier menu navigation along with music play list control for an expanded multimedia experience. Volume, play lists, brightness of screens as well as other menu control can be controlled utilizing the touch screen.

Specifications
# Quad-band GSM/EDGE/7.2Mbps HSDPA
Quad-band GSM/EDGE/7.2Mbps HSDPA
# 5-megapixel camera
# 2.8-inch, 262,000-color touch screen
# microSD card slot
# Bluetooth
# Slide-out QWERTY keyboard
# Measures 4.1 by 2.9 by 0.6 inches
Quad-band GSM/EDGE/7.2Mbps HSDPA
# 5-megapixel camera
# 2.8-inch, 262,000-color touch screen

Review By Infosyncworld

The Ultra Smart F700 is one of the first phones we’ve seen that will work on upcoming 7.2Mbps HSDPA networks. AT should be rolling out 7.2Mbps HSDPA here in the U.S. this year, but since the network’s current 3.6Mbps HSDPA coverage isn’t nearly complete, we’re not holding our breath for it. As for real-world download speeds, we’ve tested phones that get into the Megabit range on AT current network, maybe up to 1.5Mbps tops. Whether doubling the theoretical speed will double what you actually get is anyone’s guess, and probably depends more on network traffic, but for reference, Samsung claims that a 4MB song should take about 4.4 seconds

Samsung m500

The m500 has it all. And what it doesn’t have, you can add. This Samsung is a slim, stylish multimedia machine that puts your music, photos, movies, the Internet and a sweet little phone right in your pocket. You can download songs, ringtones, images – even stream movies and videos through the broadband-like connection. In other words, you can have your whole life in here – to go.
# Music Player
This phone doesn’t just play music; it gives you CD-quality sound from a number of formats (mp3, aac or aac+). So you can load it with your favorite music and create your own soundtrack - anytime, anyplace.
# 1.3 Megapixel Camera/Camcorder
For such a slim phone, the m500 has a pretty heavy-duty camera. 1.3 megapixels. Digital zoom. Camcorder. And it’s PictBridge compatible so you can send your masterpiece straight to a PictBridge compatible printer.
# Multimedia Streaming
With our built-in broadband-like connection, you can surf the web seamlessly or stream the latest video. The m500 opens a whole world of multimedia entertainment.
# Bluetooth® Wireless Technology
You can enjoy your music wirelessly through Bluetooth-enabled headsets. You can also go wireless with hands-free car kits, printers, computers and more.

Review By Pdatoday

The SCH-M500 with GoForce 2100 will feature a host of advanced features including support for VGA image capture, accelerated graphics for gaming, and motion JPEG capture and playback. The GoForce 2100 also supports screen resolutions up to 320×240 pixels along with NVIDIA’s advanced imaging technology and JPEG compression for increased application performance.

Samsung SCH-W559

CNET reviews the Samsung SCH-W559 and writes, "One of the biggest gripes we have with the current crop of touch screen phones has been the lack of tactile feedback. Though we're still waiting for the Apple iPhone, our experience with the NEC N908 tells us that manipulating a touch screen phone takes quite a bit of getting used to--you can't dial by feel and texting can be a pain. The Samsung SCH-W559 attempts to solve this problem, however, with the integration of Immersion's VibeTonez technology that provides tactile feedback in the form of tiny vibrations. While it's not quite perfect, it is a step in the right direction. Combined with the W559's multimedia feature set and its support for both GSM and CDMA networks, this is one phone that is sure to be a conversation piece. The price is $150 but as noted above, it isn't compatible with U.S. cellular networks."