Samsung Symbian OS Smartphone

April 28th, 2007 admin Posted in Mobile News |

 

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Samsung introduced a new Symbian OS smartphone, the SGH-i400, at the S60 summit in Madrid, Spain. The smartphone is aimed at young professionals. It offers an all-embracing language support system, enhanced downloadable applications, and multitasking features to boot.

Samsung’s i400 has standard features like full web browsing, Bluetooth, 2MP camera and MP3 playback specific buttons. Other features includes a 2.3-inch wide screen and a miniSD slot expandable up to 4GB. The i400 will be launched in Russia in July.


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