Samsung has announced the release of two new phones featuring the companies latest mobile software. The SCH-W420 and the SPH-W4200 will be released in Korea under Samsung’s Anycall mobile brand. The new software looks to be leaps and bounds ahead of the companies previous user interfaces. The software is equipped with a widget function that allows users to customize their menu and screens appearance. The cell phones also features a wide range of haptic and acoustic feedback.
On top of the much improved user interface the cell phone screens include a 16:9 ratio 3.2″ touch screen with full drag and drop functionality. A 2 mega pixel camera, Bluetooth, and DMB come standard. Premium phones come with premium prices the phones will cost W700,000 - 800,000 ($705-806 USD).
The video of Samsungs new UI in action is worth a peak. Some are people are already saying the new UI may be stiff competition for the iPhone’s software. While Apple fans scream blasphemy an easy to use UI similar to the iPhone delivered on a 3G phone with a renewable battery is an attractive product.
Tags: 3G, Anycall, Bluetooth, Cell Phone, Digital Camera, DMB, DMB TV, Haptic, Mobile Phone, Mobile Software, Samsung, SCH-W420, Software, SPH-W4200, Touch screen, UI, widget
