We had a nice taste in our mouth following our review of the LG Cookie and our review of the Samsung Tocco was equally as sweet, but which one is the leader of the touch pack?
Leaked pictures have emerged of a new camera phone from Samsung. Currently called the Samsung Memoir, the new phone will feature an 8 megapixel camera, Omnia-style touchscreen, and the TouchWiz user interface found in the Omnia and the Samsung Tocco. Other details are scarce, unfortunately, but apparently it's destined for the US, among other places,
Ever since the iPhone hit the shelves, Samsung have been cranking out touchscreen mobile phones like there’s no tomorrow, but one of the nicest of the year is still the Samsung Tocco, which is, to put it simply, drop-dead gorgeous. Oh, and really nice to use, too. Oh, and it has a superb camera. And
When I first picked up my Samsung Tocco review unit, I was a little skeptical about it. The Tocco is a touchscreen phone, you see, and I couldn’t help but think that it was yet another touchscreen phone that was launched in response to the iPhone, but which didn’t actually work all that well. A
I was rather surprised to see that Orange here in the UK has actually got an option on it’s menu structure called ‘iPhone Alternatives‘. iPhone must be hurting them. Here’s a snapshot — see the bottom menu: Click on the menu item and you’re presented with four options — Blackberry Bold, Samsung Omni, Samsung Tocco and
Samsung have announced the awkwardly-named Samsung Anycall Haptic 2, which is, in many respects, the Samsung Tocco version 2. Featuring a haptic touchscreen (hence the name, I guess!), it features an updated user interface with 50 new widgets. The user interface is also fully customizable and lets users create their own menu on the desktop
