Samsung Haptic 2 Touchscreen Phones Unveiled

Author Gordon Kelly
Published 29th Sep 2008
Samsung Haptic 2 Touchscreen Phones Unveiled
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One of the well known - and most frustratingly avoidable - advantages of the iPhone is its highly responsive capacitive touch system so could this finally be eliminated by Haptic 2...

We certainly hope so because - while details are thin - Samsung's first Haptic 2 handsets (and 'The World's', naturally) look highly promising on paper, even if they do always!.


The 4GB 'SCH-W550' and 16GB 'SCH-W555' will sport 3.2in Haptic 2 touchscreens with increased sensitivity and lifelike feedback, an upgraded finger friendly UI, DMB for mobile TV and five megapixel cameras. Other niceties include customisable vibration modes (which can only lead to no good), bespoke icons and screen designs, an e-dictionary and Bluetooth (surely with A2DP).

The W550 and W555 (which really sound like Sony Ericsson model names) will retail for $480 and $550 and will launching before the end of the month. While undefined, presumably these releases will be initially in Korea - note the 'Anycall' branding - but if we screw our eyes shut and wish very, very hard...

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Comment Azro said on 30th September 2008

"Other niceties include customisable vibration modes (which can only lead to no good)"

Well, happy smiles of the ladies modeling this phone in your link se... more

Comment Stelph said on 30th September 2008

As always (yes I know its getting old) its really the operating system that will make or break any touchscreen phone, will be interesting to see if the UI has been upgraded enough ... more

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