The Samsung Genio Qwerty (or CorbyTXT as it’s also known) is the latest handset to join the Genio line up. The Genio Qwerty can be customised in a number of ways – you can change the ringtones, widgets and wallpapers but the best way to customise your phone is to get a new Genio Qwerty back cover or fashion jacket for it.
If you’ve been looking for Genio QWERTY covers, you’ll probably have noticed that they’re not that easy to come across – until now!
Mobile Fun are pleased to announce that our range of coloured back covers for the Samsung Genio Qwerty and Samsung CorbyTXT are now in stock and available to order!
Genio Qwerty / CorbyTXT covers are available in Blue, Pink, Purple, Black & Funky Hearts.
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Samsung announced two new 30nm-class, high-density flash modules for mobile devices and memory cards. The first is a 64GB moviNAND chip that can be embedded in mobile devices. The 64GB module is already in production. The second product is a 32GB microSD card that Samsung plans to bring to market this year.
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The Samsung Italy Facebook profile shared some interesting info to its subscribed readers. The Samsung Omnia HD is about to get not one, but two important updates over the next two weeks. The first one, expected this week, will improve the over-all performance of the Symbian based smartphone.
The second Omnia HD update, which should become available for download next week, will solve an issue that has disgruntled quite a few users in our comments section. Yes, it’s the poor audio quality recording during video capturing. Many users find the AMR codec used for encoding auido in the Omnia HD videos quite poor.
The upcoming update will allow Samsung i8910 Omnia HD to record 720p videos with AAC audio which is quite better and used by many cameraphones.
If you still haven’t given in to the impressive 720p video recording by Samsung Omnia HD, check out our Omnia HD preview that we posted recently.
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Despite it being another sleepy Sunday, yesterday Samsung decided it was good timeto announce four new entry-level handsets that it hopes will prove popular with the average consumer. Starting off with the S6700 that Samsung has previously shown off at various trade shows, we find a dual-band HSDPA slider with a 2.4-inch QVGA display, 3 megapixel camera with auto-focus and dual-LED flash, GPS and 120MB of internal memory plus microSDHC support. Next up we have the C5510 with its basic 2 megapixel shooter, smaller 2.2-inch QVGA display and microSDHC support. Taking a more music-centric approach is the M2510, which has dedicated music keys, a 3.5mm headphone jack, DNSe audio enhancement, FM radio tuner with RDS and a 1.3 megapixel camera. Finally we have the M2310, the only clam shell device in the bunch and easily the most underwhelming handset we’ve seen in quite some time. It has a VGA camera, 9MB of internal memory, 8GB microSD support and quad-band EDGE connectivity. Pricing and availability for the S6700, C5510, M2510 and M2310 have yet to be announced.
Via: boygeniusreport.com
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