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Review summary: Samsung is not shy about cramming the pixels into its mobile phones, and the Pixon follows on from the i8510 which packed the same 8-megapixel punch. It bears noting time and time again that pixel count ...

Verdict: With Wi-Fi missing from the features line-up the Pixon isn't quite the all-singing, all-dancing mobile phone it could have been. But the camera does well and has some interesting features, and overall this is an impressive high end mobile.

Review summary: Samsung's first 8MP touch phone, the M8800 Pixon, is up against some fierce opposition. Can it out-shoot its opponents?

Pros: Superb camera performance. Automatic lens cap. Intuitive camera touch UI. Ultra-slick video capturing skills

Cons: Lack of built-in Wi-Fi. No Xenon flash. Doesn't support A-GPS. No integrated 3.5mm headphone jack

Review summary: Speaking of multimedia functions the phone has support for MP3, AAC, eAAC+ & WMA with clear playback either through the mobile's in built speaker on headphones. As for memory the phone has 200mb of internal memory however support for up to 16GB with ...

Review summary: Here's Samsung's photo device with an 8 Mpix image sensor, using the TouchWiz interface.

Verdict: The phone has again been provided by XXL GSM, much thanks. The handset is rather small, compared to the phone's price and features, it is possible that phone manufacturers are starting to realize that transporting air between two continents is not ...

Review summary: The competition in this category is fierce, and Samsung hasn't just got to worry about the likes of Sony Ericsson and LG. After scooping Best Cameraphone in the 2008 What Mobile Awards, its the i8510 that the Pixon has to beat.