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Samsung has unveiled the attractive M150 bar style phone. Available in light gray, charcoal gray, pure white, lavender pink and ice blue, the handset comes equipped with a softly brushed hairline pattern, which is exclusively found on many of Samsung’s famous full-metal phones. Other features included mp3 player, an embedded VGA camera, MPEG4 video recording technology, FM radio with recording function and 20MB internal memory. The Samsung M150 Bar Type Phone will be released worldwide around mid-August.

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Most cellphone concepts looks really cool but none are ever really practical for everyday use. Here’s one that falls into that category, it’s a nameless concept designed by Marc Schomann. The mobile phone (if we can call it that) is divided into segments. One twist turns the phone on and there are 12 segments for you to twist when you have to dial.

The design for this concept was inspired by haptic technology and it’s the most “cryptic” phone out there (to my knowledge). So, if you like this design then prepare your wrists for a work out. You’ll be looking like Popeye in no time.

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Sprint’s new LG Rumor phone looks a lot like an upgrade to the LG enV but with a more favorable screen and interface (nothing special though). The slide-out qwerty keys are easy to use but the phone cant keep up with a mediocre text speed. So i can see those teen texters getting frustrated. The pros of the phone are its solid build quality, colorful screen and GPS that was surprisingly good for such a small, inexpensive phone. The cons were the lack of some calling features like voice dialing, etc., slow keyboard typing speed, poor web browser, lack of 3g services and no advanced multimedia features. The good thing is it has a great speakerphone and good value, the Rumor is only $50 with a contract agreement.

video Link…Via InfoSync.com

More pictures after the jump.

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