The M8800 Pixon (PIXON for “pics on” and M8800 for 8 megapixel) has just been publicized by Samsung. With an autofocus lens and a pixel-count soaring equally with that of some famous digital cameras, this handset will surely rock the mobile phone world. M8800 Pixin also boasts of an anti-shake technology, face and smile detection, a dual-LED flash, and a touch of other picture enrichment. It can also record 30fps video at 720×480 resolutions as well as 120fps slow-mo video at 320×240 resolutions. What’s more? To further enhance the users’ photo-shoot feel, a huge 3.2″ touchscreen display has been fabricated into the phone.

Now, tell me — who needs a digicam?

Samsung has connived with Giorgio Armani in creating another magnificent mobile phone, the Armani Night Effect.

The gadget is armed with a high contrast 2.2 inches screen and a 3 megapixel autofocus camera. The Armani handset also boasts of features like a LED light bar running around the middle of the phone as well as a music playback specially fabricated for the music phase of the phone. The phone consists of a quad-band GSM (850/900/1800/1900MHz) and 3G UMTS (2100MHz) support with HSDPA for high-speed data access.

The price of the handset was not yet released yet it is scheduled to be available in November throughout Europe.

Samsung has announced the release of the BEATb M3510 this September.

The slim music phone prides itself with fresh music features including Auto EQ, Find Music and Motion Play. In fact, its Digital Natural Sound engine (by Samsung) mimics an authentic 3D echo and unfathomable bass quality thus providing natural sound effects that surmount restrictions from headset and tiny speakers in convenient devices.

Geesung Choi, President of Samsung, says, “The music phone market is one of the fastest growing areas in the mobile industry and still has potential to further grow. Samsung plans to continuously strengthen its music phone line.”

Samsung’s depot releases the new M3200, a new slider cell phone containing a 3.5mm audio port and a music playback keys below the display. A microSD card is also on board supported by the Bang & Olufsen ICEpower amplifier and stereo speakers for a thorough music satisfaction.

The Samsung M3200 Beat uses Motion Play structure that utilizes movement to manage a variety of instructions. Through this, users can turn the phone’s face downward to silence the music while shaking the handset allows it to shift to the next or the previous track.

The Samsung M3200 Beat is scheduled for sale in October.

AT&T has finally launched Samsung Rugby, an army-competent device to merge push-to-talk (PTT) with video share calling.

Samsung Rugby is assembling to resist cruel conditions. It is specialized to Military Standard MI-SID-810F, surviving dust, shock, rain, humidity, solar radiation and altitude and temperature limits. Bluetooth 2.0 technology supply wireless data transfer while its GPS technology offers AT&T Navigator for voice-directed driving instructions, 3D moving maps, synchronized traffic awareness and entrance to over 16 million points of significance.

The Rugby also boasts of a 2.0-inch LCD, 1.3-megapixel camera and camcorder, AT&T Music and Mobile TV service for multimedia, and access to email, instant messaging and Internet services.