Samsung SGH F480 Hugo Boss

Review summary: Squat and Touchscreen only, Samsung's F480 is like a sawn-off version of the company's flagship Omnia smartphone, it even has the same Windows Vista-like gadget sidebar. However, where the Omnia offers wi-fi, GPS, runs on Windows Mobile and has an ...

Verdict: Still, with that out of the way, we can turn to what's good about the F480, and that's the excellent responsive touchscreen and the very nice graphical user interface. The screen measures a generous 71mm and has a 320 x 240 resolution. Samsung has ...

Review summary: With sultry looks and a five-megapixel camera, the Samsung Tocco is less bulky than the range of camera phones that came immediately before it, proving that you can have a phone with style, snapping prowess and about a billion other features as well.

Pros: Lithe styling, customisable widgets and good camer

Cons: What happened to the Wi-Fi? And that touchscreen is annoying

Verdict: The Samsung Tocco looks like a super model handset, unfortunately it's let down at the last minute by a severe case of the twitchy touchscreens.

Review summary: The new F480 sports a great form factor, fits comfortably in the palm of your hand, and has a responsive touchscreen display. It does not have a lot of bells and whistles, making it good for users who just want to have a touch-based phone that works.

Pros: Good form factor ; Responsive touchscreen ; Large icons ; Good camera functions ; Customisable home screen (using widgets)

Cons: Unit prone to slowdowns ; No Wi-Fi

Verdict: Samsung delivers with easy-to-use F480 touch phone. Page: 1 2 3 [4]

Review summary: is a smart touch screen bar phone with a slim profile, and is a fully loaded version with multitude of features. One of the remarkable feature is that it is quite handy, and has almost the same size of a credit card. It measures 9.5cm X 5.6cm X 1.1cm, ...