Samsung Memoir T929 is seen as T-Mobile’s version of the M8800 or the Pixon, not only because it packs the same 8 Megapixel camera as the others, but mostly because it will be running on the 1700 MHz HSDPA connectivity network.

The T929 will feature camera with flash and autofocus capabilities, Bluetooth 2.0 support, the MP3 player, touchscreen display and the A-GPS support.

This new Samsung Pixon, called the M8800, is a highly advanced mobile phone including a fantastic digital camera.

Samsung M8800 Pixon is already said to become one of the iPhone 3G competitors mostly due to the best touchscreen interface and good looks.

The M8800 camera phone comes with a fantastic camera, it delivers spectacular photos using the 3264×2448 pixel resolution, the camera also features autofocus, auto-panorama shot, face, advanced shake reduction, smile and blink detection camera. The Pixon comes with a secondary video call camera, a 3.2” QVGA(240×400pixels) 256K color TFT touchscreen, USB v2.0 microUSB, Bluetooth 2.0 with A2DP support, built-in GPS, geo-tagging feature, 200MB of internal memory and up to 8GB card slot, the MP4, MP3 and windows Media Player complete with surround sound system, the TV-out capability, FM radio, Java MIDP 2.0 and Office like programs.

The Pixon measures 107.9 x 54.6 x 13.8 and weighs 121 g.

The device is set to go to AT&T, running on the American 3G 1900 and 850 HSDPA 7.2 MBPS network.

Samsung Ego GT-S9402 is the South Korean company’s new luxury device.

This luxury phone is made of liquid metal composite alloy, which was developed by CalTech and features some impressive properties. It can withstand 1.8 times the pressure of a normal composite, at the same time being three times stronger and 1.6 times more flexible, and having 3 times better vibration absorption and 100% lower terminal conductivity than titanium.

Samsung Ego GT-S9402 also features two SIM cards, a 2″ QVGA 262K color AMOLED display, a 5 Megapixel autofocus, imagine stabilization, smile detection and WDR plus LED flash camera, Bluetooth, USB and FM Radio with RDS, 1GB of built-in memory and microSHDC card slot for up 8GB of memory.

The Samsung EGO is available now for about 1,200 Euros.

T*OMNIA, Korean version of Samsung OMNIA, has just been announced by Samsung.

It would be available starting with mid-November under an exclusive deal with SK Telecom.

Compared with the original Samsung OMNIA, “T*OMNIA” packs an upgraded 3.3 inches WVGA touchscreen with 480×800 pixels, an innovative user interface, Windows Mobile 6.1 Professional OS, and Satellite DMB function. T*OMNIA also features HSDPA networks with speeds as fast as 7.2Mbps, a 5 megapixel CMOS camera with auto-focus and image stabilizer, DivX supported touch player, internal memory capacity options (4GB in SCH-M490 / 16GB in SCH-M495) and extendable slot, Wi-Fi connection, Bluetooth 2.0, USB 2.0, and GPS features.

Samsung SCH-i770 Windows Mobile smartphone has appeared on the FCC.

The SCH-i770 features a touchscreen display, a full QWERTY keyboard, a microSD card slot, Windows Mobile 6.1 Professional, both dual-band CDMA (800/1900MHz) support and at least dual-band GSM (850/1900MHz) support, WiFi and EV-DO support, Bluetooth 2.0 with A2DP stereo.

Samsung Propel, a fun and trendy messaging handset, has been officially announced by Samsung. It will be available exclusively through AT&T.

Coming in a slider form factor, Samsung Propel features a large 2.2 inches display screen, a fully integrated QWERTY keyboard, dual-band 3G connectivity and quad-band GSM technology, a 1.3 megapixel camera with video capture, stereo Bluetooth technology, a microSD memory card slot supporting up to 8GB, AT&T Mobile Music suite of services, XM Radio Mobile, MusicID song recognition service, AT&T Video Share, MobiTV, CV and AT&T Navigator.

The Propel is available in four color versions: apple green/black, red/white, blue/black and a red/black version exclusive to RadioShack.

It weighs just 107.5 grams and measures 97.79 x 59 x 14.7mm.

The Propel will be available through select AT&T retail locations starting with October 25, for $79.99 with a two-year service agreement and after mail-in rebate.

The newly unannounced Samsung C6220 smartphone packs lots of goodies and most likely targets businessmen.

Some of the smartphone’s features include: HSDPA, Microsoft Windows Mobile 6.1, music player, Bluetooth 2.0 and a 2 Megapixel camera, 20MB internal memory and 1GB microSD memory card, a display with 320×320 pixels and 65k colors.

Samsung C6620 measures 113.3×63x11.9 mm and weighs around 109 grams. It will be available in three colors: Apple Green, Navy Blue and Wine Red.

For the moment, Samsung C6620 is exclusively available through Italian carrier TIM, and costs no more than 199 Euros. The offer also includes a 5 Euro TimCard for data traffic.

Samsung S9402 Duos, Samsung’s first Dual SIM mobile phone to be available outside China, leaked recently.

The new luxurious Samsung S9402 Duos offers dual slot for SIM-cards. The main compound of the device is a scratch resistant glass, a metallic mix alloy made from rhodium and platinum.

Samsung S9402 features QVGA AMOLED-2-inch display supporting 262k colors, 5 megapixel camera with autofocus, smile function, image stabilization, LED, 1GB internal memory, microSDHC support up to 8GB, FM-radio with RDS, GSM (900/1800/1900 MHz), GPRS / EDGE for a SIM-card and GSM (900/1800 MHz), GPRS / EDGE for the second SIM-card, Bluetooth 2.0 and USB and a medium 960 mAh capacity battery.

Sprint’s Samsung SPH-i325 (Samsung Ace) originally comes with Windows Mobile 6.0 OS installed on it.

Sprint announced recently the availability of a firmware update available for the Samsung SPH-i325 that will upgrade the device to Windows 6.1 Standard Edition.

This firmware update will also improve threaded text messaging, enhanced GPS support via Sprint Navigation and web browsing.

This update can be downloaded from Samsung’s website.

Samsung Propel (not official name) was rumored to come to AT&T, the largest mobile operator in the US. Unfortunately, not very much is known about this device.

The Propel is not powered by Windows Mobile and it is not designed to be a smartphone, but rather a normal phone destined for texters.

Samsung Propel is expected to be a thin phone at only 95mm x 59mm x 16mm that will packs a 2-inch 65k color TFT LCD, QVGA (320 x 240 pixel) resolution display. As its bigger counterpart, i620, the Propel will offer users a full blown QWERTY keyboard for fast typing, and apparently, it will also boost an integrated GPS that should make AT&T’s Navigation run smoothly.

The device is rumored to start selling in the near future, perhaps during the Christmas season.