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Samsung's plans are clear. The manufacturer is at the middle of the 2008 - 2010 time frames, in which it will continue to launch touch screen phones for all the ranges. In 2008, Samsung revised its high tech range and releasing all sorts of models in different series (camera phones, music phones or just all in ode phone with excellent features). In the beginning of 2009, Samsung started to re-invent the entry level and middle level range of phones. And until now Samsung succeeded not only with its devices launch but also in terms of sales, product placement, and marketing efficiency.
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When you think which manufacturer has the most good featured touch screen phones on the market, you don't think Nokia, Apple, HTC, not at all, you think Samsung. One of these great devices, with youth being the main target, is the S3650 Corby. The S3650 has all what it takes to become a best seller (youth as a target audience, small list price, and excellent features). This touch screen phone was developed for active social people, and for potential clients who seek full customizable features in their phones. The specs list includes normal features from the middle range.

The Samsung S3650 can also be considered a good phone for first time touch screen users. At first look, you will be able to position identify correctly what S3650 is all about, normal spec list, distinctive design, and customizable features, all offered at an affordable price. A great feature offered is the integration of several social networking web pages, such as Facebook, Twitter and MySpace. The main disadvantages you can find on this phone are rather frustrating. You don't get 3G network, the micro SD memory card slot is placed under the battery, no smart dialing, no universal connectivity port, no auto focus, no flash, no inbuilt sensor accelerometer, and no QWERTY keyboard layout on display.

The Samsung S3650 comes, well, in all sorts of back cover colors. Basically, the front cover sports a glossy black plastic, while the rear back cover is customizable (in the shipping box you get three back covers, black, dark blue, yellow). In terms of build construction, the S3650 looks solid, but only looks. It actually doesn't match the other Samsung quality build.

The Samsung S3650 has a height of 103 mm, wide of 56.5 mm, deep of 12 mm, the S3650 weights about 92 g. this are great values, especially the weight value of under 100 g, making the S3650 one of the lightest touch screen phone. On the front side, above the display you will only find the earpiece. No point in looking for a ambient light sensor because you are not going to find one on the S3650. At the other end, you get (like any other touch screen phone, from any other manufacturer portfolio - with only one exception - iPhone) three buttons. In the middle you get the four directional pads with the center ok / function key. On the right side of the D - pad you have the end call key, while on the other side you get the call key. Also in front but almost impossible to see is the microphone piece. On the left side the S3650 sports the volume control keys, and the multifunctional proprietary connectivity port (you have to use the same port for charging the phone, or to connect a data cable, and even a headset).

It is less desirable to find that the S3650 lacks a 3.5 mm jack port for your favorite headset and the micro USB connectivity port. On the other side, the S3650 includes the shutter button, but also the key that you will use to lock or unlock the touch screen. You don't have to look for the memory card slot, because it is built under the battery cover. On top and on the bottom, the Samsung touch screen phone sports neither a port nor a key. On the changeable back cover you get the digital camera lens (upper center), while the loudspeaker can be found on left bottom of the case. You probably still can't imagine a Corby S3650 in your hands. Anyway keep in mind that this phone is quite small for a touch screen device. Therefore the included touch screen might seem bigger than it really is.

The S3650 is equipped with the same display found on Samsung F480, 2.8 inches TFT capacitive touch screen, with a 240 x 320 pixels resolution (QVGA), featuring up to 16 million colors (the F480 only sported up to 256.000 colors). The display accommodates up to eight text lines and three service lines. However, this is a variable number, because in other sub menus or applications the display can accommodate up to 16 text lines (for instance when you read a short text message). In terms of visibility, the S3650 performs poorly. Under broad daylight sun, the display will get washed. However, in darker environments (or at least not under sun light) the display will offer excellent quality of rendering, vibrant colors, and good contrast. Another nice feature is the built in sensor accelerometer. This feature works extremely fine and improves the overall quality inspired by the Samsung S3650.

Samsung ships the S3650 with a standard Lithium Ion battery with 1000 mAh. This is an average battery, but then again S3650 is oriented for the average user. You get about 250 hours in standby mode and 5 hours of talk time (these values are only for the 2G networks since the S3650 lacks 3G connectivity). For the average user, the values written above should mean 2 days of usage without charging the S3650. However, if you use the email function, or the web browser, or even both, you should be aware that the S3650 battery life will last only one day. It will only take about 2 hours to completely charge the S3650 battery. The connectivity department is ensured by the Class 10 (with the normal by now slots, 4+1/3+2) GPRS with speed between 32 - 48 kbps, HSCSD, EDGE Class 10 with speed up to 236.8 kbps, and Bluetooth version 2.1 with A2DP. You shouldn't expect to find great memory built in value in the S3650, about 90 MB, but can also be expanded with micro SD memory cards (or Trans Flash) up to 8 GB. However you might be surprised to find out that this Samsung phone can read up to 32 GB micro SD memory cards.

Samsung ships the S3650 with a 2 megapixel digital camera, with a maximum resolution of 1600 x 1200 pixels with only one feature (smile detection). The S3650 camera can also take shots at 1280 x 960 pixels resolution, and 640 x 480 pixels resolution. You get four shooting modes (single shot, multi shot, panorama shot and smile shot), five white balance presets (cloudy, fluorescent, incandescent, auto, daylight) and only four pre installed effects.

Basically it offers the same quality pictures offered by the built in iPhone 3G digital camera. The only difference between these two phones (regarding the camera department) is the enabled video recording of the S3650. Even so, the quality video recording is poor (QVGA - 320 x 240 -resolution at 15 frames per second). If you are interested in the user interface than you should know that the S3650 sports exactly the same Touch Wiz interface found on the Samsung S5600 or S8000 Jet. In terms of interface and menu, you get excellent quality from the S3650. Also the menu is fully customizable making it desirable for so many people. The phonebook, organizer and music player offer great performances for this range. Offered at a price list of 150 Euro, the Samsung S3650 offers excellent quality for a middle range phone. If you are looking for your first touch screen phone, but you want good quality for less money, then the S3650 is for you.

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The Apple iPhone success reached its third year and yet no manufacturer reached the same success with any of their products. To do so, Samsung reevaluated its marketing approach. The iPhone owners are active people who look for great products with certain "it" factor. Therefore Samsung launched a new line on the market, the Jet line. The first product to be released in this new line is a junior model in this range, the Samsung S8000. The Samsung S800 Jet sure knows good timing and promises a little bit of everything: entertainment, style and easy handling. As far as functionality goes, the Samsung S8000 Jet is equipped with an 800 MHz CPU, an upgraded interface, advanced animation effects and exceptional specs.

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The S8000 Jet has a great 5 MP camera with D1 recording, Wi-Fi, GPS. The main disadvantages of this phone are the under the cover back micro SD slot and no preinstalled GPS navigation software. Samsung stated that the phone's processor can work with applications directly and enjoy parallel architecture. Indeed the Samsung S8000 Jet comes with a Qualcomm MSM 6246 with 800 MHz frequency processor and 512 MB of random access memory. Although this device is not considered to be a smart phone, it's faster and more powerful than any other smartphone on the market (although it is not a smartphone, the iPhone 3GS has only 128 MB of RAM).

The Samsung S8000 Jet sports a full Flash support, DivX and XviD video codecs and great music package. The dimensions of this phone are rather common for a touch screen device. With a height of 108.8 mm, wide of 53.5 mm, deep of 11.9 mm it weight about 110 g. This weight is small because the S8000 case is made entirely out of plastic. Therefore when you will hold the S8000 it will feel strange. The Samsung S8000 Jet plays in a semi-luxury line; therefore a full plastic case is not a good feature. Even so the phone feels solid. The battery cover is a fingerprint magnet, while the phone's display cover has a special coating (like the one in the Apple iPhone 3 GS).

The edge is bordered with a strip of glossy black plastic (what else); this is the only thing that separates the S8000 Jet's design from the other Samsung phones. There are not many buttons on this phone, the start - end call keys and the return key under the display, on the left there are the volume controls, while on the right side there is the display lock switch, camera shutter key and cube activation button, for activating the Motion Gate feature. On the top the phone sports a 3.5 mm jack along with micro USB socket under a plastic flop. The Samsung S8000 Jet is shipped with a AMOLED resistive touch screen with up to 16 million colors and a resolution of 480 x 800 pixels (WVGA)  and a diagonal of 3.1 inches. The display sports the new improves Touch Wiz v2.0 user interface, accelerometer sensor for auto rotate and Motion user interface and proximity sensor for auto turn off. The Samsung i8910 HD has a bigger screen than S8000 Jet in terms of diagonal but offers a lower resolution. The Samsung Jet's display is very convenient to use with its automatic brightness adjustment. Even so the S8000 Jet display gets washed out under direct sunlight, but is still more readable than TFT displays. Tanks to the AMOLED technology, the Jet's display offers excellent image quality. Just like the Samsung M8910 PIXON 12 display, the S8000 Jet display offers a new technology for the resistive display feature. No more need for a stylus, because the Jet's display accents only finger input. However you will not be able to use the touch screen with a pair of gloves.

The Samsung S8000 Jet uses an 1100 mAh Li - Ion battery, with standby values in the 2G network up to 422 hours, while in the 3G network can reach 406 hours. The talk time is good for an 1100 mAh battery: up to 8 hours and 20 minutes in the 2G network and up to 5 hours in the 3G network. In general this device will stay up and running for about 2 days. It takes about 2 hours to completely charge the battery. Just like the Samsung M8910 PIXON 12, the Samsung S8000 Jet is shipped with the latest version of the Touch Wiz interface. The Samsung Jet has the same home screen layout as the PIXON 12 camera phone. You have three different screens that you can switch by using the special key. You can add as many widgets as you like and assign a different icon for each. You can have both shortcut widgets and application widgets. It is all p to you. Remember that this new improved user interface is fully customizable; therefore you can make your phone (with menu) unique.

The phone runs in both 2G network (GSM 850 / 900 / 1800 / 1900) and 3G network (HSDPA 900 / 2100). The connectivity is ensured by GPRS Class 12 (4+1 / 3+2 slots), 32 - 48 kbps, EDGE Class 12, 236.8 kbps, 3G HSDPA 3.6 Mbps with HSUPA, WLAN - Wi-Fi 802.11 b/g, Bluetooth v2.1 with A2DP and v2.0 micro USB. The Samsung S8000 Jet is equipped with a 5 MP digital camera, 2592 x 1944 pixels, autofocus, and LED flash. It also sports features like geo-tagging, face, smile and blink detection. The phone enjoys a landscape camera interface and allows the user to search through all the settings and change some of the photo options.

There are many modes for you to take a picture, single shot, multi shot, panorama shot, smile shot, mosaic, and frame. The image quality is very good with the Samsung S8000 Jet camera. The images have nice contrast, precise colors and proportional details spread in the picture. Remember that Samsung offers the M8800 PIXON and M8910 PIXON 12 for their excellent cameras. Therefore the middle class entertainment phone is sufficiently equipped with this good camera. The Samsung Jet can record D1 (720 x 480) videos at 30 frames per second. However the quality of these videos is not that great. Some features packed in this small device work flawlessly and are good statements for why you should buy this phone. The organizer has an excellent number of useful time managing applications; the Samsung Motion Gate is Samsung own recognition engine. Basically, it allows the user to move around the phone, scroll through tracks in playlists and pause playback by tapping, flipping and shaking the phone.

The phone book, call log or the messaging departments are excellent organized and have all the features needed. The music player was upgraded than the one used on the M8800 PIXON. It sports different icons when browsing your tracks and a new way of displaying album art. It also searches better by filtering in the exact category you are searching, album, genre, tracks or artist. The Samsung S8000 Jet is delivered in two internal memories, 2GB or 8 GB. Samsung succeeds with its first new line entertainment phone. The Samsung S8000 Jet is a good alternative to LG KM900 Arena and maybe, for the not so Apple hard-core fans, customers, iPhone 3GS. Samsung delivers in the S8000 Jet's box, beside the actual device, mandatory charger, micro USB cable, 2GB micro SD, a two piece headset, leather carrying case, and the latest Samsung PC Studio.

What phone could possibly be better than Samsung M8800 PIXON? If you enjoy good quality camera phones than you already know the answer. For everybody else, the answer is Samsung M8910 PIXON 12. Samsung did not rebrand its mobile camera phone line, the extra 12 from the phones name represents the number of megapixels on board the M8910. However if you are confused about were the Samsung i8910 HD stands, you should know that the i8910 HD is not in the camera phone line. Although it sports a great camera the Samsung i8910 HD was designed for video recording, while the Samsung M8910 PIXON 12 focuses on photography. Also the "i" branded phones are smartphones while the "M" ones stand for multimedia.
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Even if the Samsung M8910 PIXON 12 is a new device it's still having some important disadvantages: video recording output is not the same quality as the camera performances, it lacks smartphone capabilities, no stereo speakers, no 3.5 audio jack on board while the smart dialing only works for numbers, not contact names. However the M8910 is equipped with Wi-Fi and SatNav software with embedded GPS chip. Also as an upgrade feature (comparing with the Samsung M8800PIXON specs) we now have Xenon plus LED flash. Although the old software was not bad, Samsung improved the Touch Wiz interface. The Touch Wiz is extremely fast and worth to be high praised. The PIXON 12 was designed by Samsung. Therefore the stylish black finish and the excellent quality are implied. The Samsung M8910 PIXON 12 front is quite sleek with glass framing the display, while the surface around the controls are brushed aluminum.

The dimensions are a little over the average for this model line. It has a height of 108 cm, wide of 53 cm, deep of 13.8 cm and weights about 119 grams. The PIXON 12 only has gotten a little thicker than the M8800 PIXON. On the top of the M8910 we have a micro USB dock secured with a plastic flap. The second camera and proximity sensor are above the display. On the left side we have the micro SD card slot, while on the right we have the control keys. On the back of the phone we have the camera lens with a combination of LED and Xenon flash module.

The back cover is made out of metal. The Samsung M8910 PIXON 12 is equipped with a 3.1 inches AMOLED resistive touch screen with a resolution of 480 x 800 pixels (WVGA, up to 16 million colors). The screen boasts vibrant colors, resolution, sharpness and contrast. The resistive screen of the Samsung PIXON 12 is sensitive enough. It's rather close to the iPhone sensitivity. The Samsung M8910 display is very convenient to use with its automatic brightness adjustment that works considerably better than the Omnia HD. A great feature is that M8910 sports the Capacitive Touch Screen technology. Therefore the device does not have sensors and rather includes a special oxide layer on top of its screen, which reacts to touches of your fingers. Even if the PIXON 12 display gets washed out under direct sunlight, it is still far better than any other TFT displays.

Another great feature is Gesture UnLock. Basically allows the user to draw a specific letter on the stand by screen that serves as s shortcut (to a contact or application). The PIXON 12 is equipped with a standard 1000 mAh Li - Ion battery. You may end up charging the phone every night because it is rated for 230 hours of standby and 4.5 hours of talk time. However the battery is directly influenced by the way you use the phone. If you are careful enough you may succeed in keeping the charger away for 3 or 4 days. Samsung M8910 PIXON 12 comes with the latest edition of Touch Wiz interface. While at the standby screen, the display's base is occupied by a bar containing 4 shortcuts. On the left is an arrow, tapping which will expand the application bar, allowing you to drag any widgets to the screen.



The widgets are small applications that you can use to customize your home screen. The menu is now rearranged, stretching over 3 different screens. Basically the main menu is arranged in a flat iPhone like structure. The menu is fully customizable so no need to worry on it getting dull. The Samsung M8910 PIXON 12 runs in 2G network: GSM 850/900/1800/1900 and in 3G network: HSDPA 900 / 2100. The connectivity is ensured by GPRS Class 10 (4+1 / 3+2 slots), 32 - 48 kbps, EDGE Class 10, 236.8 kbps, 3G HSDPA 7.2 Mbps with HSUPA, WLAN, Bluetooth v2.1 with A2DP and v2.0 micro USB. You can set up the M8910 to connect in mass storage mode or media player mode or to prompt each time the device is connected. In mass storage mode you only get access to the expandable memory and not to the internal memory. Therefore when you select the mass storage mode you cannot use the phone functions. The highlight feature of the M8910 is the 12 MP digital camera, 4000 x 3000 pixels, wide 28 mm lens, autofocus, Xenon flash and power LED flash. The camera has special features like: tracking touch autofocus, geo - tagging, smile and blink detection, wide dynamic range, smart auto mode, image stabilization and beauty shot. The 12 MP camera modules come with higher quality lens than the 8 MP ones.



The video recording of the Samsung M8910 PIXON 12 failed to impress as much as the quality of photos taken. The camera records in two modes: D1, 720x480 at 30 frames per second and in QVGA mode with 120 frames per second. The music player used in the Samsung M8910 PIXON 12 is upgraded than the one from the original PIXON. It has new icons, a new way of displaying album artwork, it is filtering better tracks by author, album and genre. It's unnecessary to say that the organizer is flawless. The phone is shipped with 150 MB internal memory. You can expand this small value with micro SD memory cards (up to 16 GB). The content of the retail package includes the M8910, charger, data cable, two piece handsfree. Samsung does not expect the M8910 to be a commercial hit. This device is more a statement then a phone. However if you are not looking for a music player phone (iPhone) or a smartphone (N97), if you are just looking for a solid phone with great specs and a flawless 12MP camera then you are looking for M8910 PIXON2.

The Samsung M880 is a touch screen phone with a proprietary OS. Samsung released this phone as a flagship model for the new camera phone line. However it is unclear why the Samsung i850 INNOV8 is not included in this new line called "PIXON". A far-sealable aswer would be that the INNOV8 was just an experiment from which Samsung taught what the users what from an 8 MP camera phone and also how to market such a device. Even with the new "PIXON" line, Samsung did not offer to any 8 MP camera phone the PIXON name.
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To prove this point, consider that the phone who replaced the U900 Soul also boasts an 8 MP digital camera, but is far behind the quality offered by the INNOV8 and M8800. The Samsung M8800 PIXON is a solid combination of features like: touch screen, multimedia and camera. The interface is an inspired Touch Wiz. The Touch Wiz is good colored and very well behaved. The stand by screen of the M8800 offers typical Samsung layout and symbols. The main menu has up to 14 text and 3 service lines, but you can fit 24 lines when you are reading a message (depending on the font size).

The software on the Samsung M8800 doesn't offer customization features. Before the long list of great features let's review the main disadvantages: no Wi-Fi connectivity, no GPS navigation, and stylus (the phone lacks a stylus compartment), no smart dialing. In the design department there is not much to say. The M8800 phone looks like any other touch screen device (basically it looks like LG KC910 Renoir, furthermore both phones have similar spec features, with one exception, the LG KC910 sports a Wi-Fi connection). Of course, the Samsung model is far behind the Apple iPhone or HTC Touch HD great design. The device is offered in three colors: deep black, light silver and rose red.

However, M8800 has a lot of keys for a touch screen phone. Under the display we have the Call and End buttons; also there is the back button when navigating through the interface. On the left side there are shortcut menu keys and the hold key, while on the right side we have the dedicated camera key, gallery key and a volume control key. The dimensions of the Samsung M8800 are pretty much ordinary for a candy bar touch screen phone. It has a height of 107.9 mm, wide of 54.6 mm and deep of 13.8 (with the camera lens the deep value grows to 15 mm). The M8800 weights about 124 grams.

The display is placed in a glossy frame while the cover for the battery is made out of metal. Under the cover there is a 1000 mAh Li - Ion battery. The stand by time in the 2G network reaches up to 290 hours while in the 3G network reaches up to 280hours. The talk time in the 2G network is about 3 hours and 40 minutes, while in the 3G network reaches up to 4 hours. Although these values are not unsettling, you will need to charge your phone every day if you use its features a lot. The general build of the Samsung M8800 PIXON is fine and the materials used suggest adequate durability. The Samsung M8800 PIXON has a great TFT resistive touch screen (with only 262 K colors). The display size was increased compared to the Samsung F480 3" display. The M8800 has a 3.2" with a resolution of 240 x 400 pixels (with accelerometer sensor). All data input is done using the touch sensitive display. You will not need to use a stylus for the input of text. Unfortunately as the Apple iPhone touch screen, the M8800's will not allow you to type short messages with a pair of gloves on. The display is bright enough to use in broad daylight (unlike the display from the Samsung i900 Omnia). In actually terms of ergonomics the screen on the M8800 is an important improvement over the one found on the F480. The phone runs in 2G network: GSM 850 / 900 / 1800 / 1900 and in 3G network: HSDPA 2100.



The connectivity is ensured by GPRS Class 10 (4+1 / 3+2 slots), 32 - 48 kbps, EDGE Class 10, 236.8 kbp, HSDPA 7.2 Mbps, Bluetooth v2.0 with A2DP and v2.0 micro USB. However it lacks WLAN and infrared port. While using the USB connection you may select one of three models: Media, Mass Storage and Samsung PC Studio. When connected to a PC via USB, the Samsung M8800 PIXON automatically recharges the battery. The M8800 ships with a 110 MB internal memory. The value is small compared with the other camera phones on the market today. However you can expand the internal memory using a micro SD or Trans Flash memory card (the M8800 supports up to 16 GB compatible memory cards).

The Samsung M8800 PIXON phone uses a Qualcomm MSM 6281 with a 500 MHz frequency CPU. The best feature on this phone is for sure the 8 MP digital camera, with 3264 x 2448 pixels, autofocus and LED flash. You don't have to worry about the camera because it has automatic lens cover. The camera also has a number of nice built in features. The camera interface is comfortable are the camera speed is simply impressive. You can record video clips in one of the following resolutions: 720 x 480 pixels with 30 frames per second, VGA also with 30 frames per second and QVGA with 120 frames per second. The M8800 PIXON is delivered in rather modest retail package.

The device will be delivered with a stylus, a wired headset, DC charger, 1GB micro SD card, Samsung PC Studio CD and a user manual. Other features like the music player, video player, organizer, calendar and others are solid and provide an overall good feeling to the user.



The music player is greatly upgraded and offers new options for the user. You can now find tracks by artist, album or genre. The music player can naturally be minimized to play in the background. So the high lights of the M8800 are: the quad band GSM support, accelerometer, 8 MP camera, great touch screen , high resolution recording , DivX / XviD playback and TV out. The PIXON line is all about multimedia. If you are looking for an excellent device and you haven't made your mind yet what to choose between LG and Samsung, we recommend you take a look first at the 8 MP camera Samsung models, INNOV8 and PIXONM8800.

New Samsung Delve is almost identical to the previous version, Alltel, but there are some few differences which turn the new one in a better device than Alltel.
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Samsung Delve has a lot of built-in applications, but they are the basic ones, and you might need something more than that, depending on your needs. This phone stores up to 500 contacts in the address book, and each entry can get five numbers and an e-mail address, the contacts can be organized in groups anjd they can get a picture and a ringtone (from the default library, or from you own recordings). The other essentials which are contained in this basic package are the unit converter, the support for multimedia and text messaging, the calendar, memo card, alarm clock, stopwatch, calculator and other few apps.

This phone has stereo Bluetooth, a voice dialing and vocal commands, GPS support, e-mail, USB mass storage, PC syncing, but it doesn't have support for Wi-Fi, which I think that is a must on a phone with HTML browser. The music player is quite good, because it supports album art, and you can create playlists, it has shuffle and repeat modes, equalizer settings and the files can be added in the phone's memory using a USB cable or a memory card. The player can be sent to background and you can listen to music even on airplane mode.

Samsung Delve's camera is a 2 Mp camera and it can take pictures in 6 resolutions. You can edit the quality settings, the ISO value, it has a self-timer, auto-focus option and the brightness and white balanced can also be changed. It has also multishot, mosaic and night modes, but this phone's camera doesn't have a flash, which I would say it's a disadvantage. Overall, the pictures have quite good quality and the images noise is little.

All these applications are installed by the producer, but all of them are basic utilities, and you may need some other applications, depending on your activity and the level of depth you reach in a certain domain.

You can anytime install third party applications, and they have a wide range of utility and they belong to many domains. For example, Abiro offers you a color sampler, if you want to know exactly what is the color of your girlfriend's dress, so you can buy the shoes too, an unit converter, which has support for more measurement units than the default unit converter, a tool for chatting through SMS with your friends, Jiminy!SMS, and an application called Jitter, and which is the Java version of the well known Twitter.

Trippo brings a set of dictionaries for more than 30 languages, and more than 20 of them in audio mode. More than the usual English, French, Spanish, Italian and German dictionaries, it offers you a Hindi dictionary, a Urdu and a Japanese one, next to the Polish, Danish, Dutch and Norwegian ones. This translating utility can be purchased for the symbolic fee of $4/3 EUR.

If you want to learn how to play a guitar, you can download the Guitar Trainer software and have it on your mobile phone. It gives you the possibility to practice wherever you are, and you can learn playing the guitar in a funny way.This applications has support for pointer inputs too, and it is available in English, German and French.

Humor stories is an application which contains 132 fun stories which will make you laugh, and I think that it is nice to have something like this on your phone, because you can relax and have fun anytime and wherever you are. LoveMatch is also cool,and you can also try V-Clinic Mobile,which is an application to manage your weight, nutrition & fitness on your phone, and it is cool because you don't have to go to a doctor every day for a diet or for advice, but you can use it by yourself, which is more comfortable for a lot of people.

You can look up on the Internet, and I am sure that you will find the applications you need, because out there is a large variety of applications. Moreover, you should know that there is a continously development process in the software industry.