A t the GSMA Mobile World Congress 2008 in Barcelona, Samsung confirmed its status as the industry’s most innovative, exciting and inclusive handset vendor by launching multiple lifestyle-focused handsets. Led by the new Ultra Edition handset, Samsung Soul - a phone of outstanding craftsmanship, beauty and latest technology, Samsung’s stunning lineup will help consumers stand out from the crowd, whatever phone they choose to use. Music fans, business users and fashion followers alike will be wowed by Samsung’s latest range of handsets which deliver style and substance without compromise. Even the entry level handsets combine great design, usability and technology, showing that Samsung puts its heart and soul into everything it does.
You’ve probably seen the images of the Samsung F480 mobile handset, and you may just have noticed it has a new operating system the UI known as TouchWiz. The TouchWiz is based upon Samsung’s Croix interface and is to be used on all further touch-phones from Samsung.
The guys at Phone Scoop happened to get hold of a F480 while at the Mobile World Congress, and had a play with the TouchWiz; the result is a fairly informative video which shows off the UI doing what it’s supposed to do. So take a gander at the video below and see if you fancy this TouchWiz UI.
A t the GSMA Mobile World Congress 2008 in Barcelona, Samsung confirmed its status as the industry’s most innovative, exciting and inclusive handset vendor by launching multiple lifestyle-focused handsets. Led by the new Ultra Edition handset, Samsung Soul - a phone of outstanding craftsmanship, beauty and latest technology, Samsung’s stunning lineup will help consumers stand out from the crowd, whatever phone they choose to use. Music fans, business users and fashion followers alike will be wowed by Samsung’s latest range of handsets which deliver style and substance without compromise. Even the entry level handsets combine great design, usability and technology, showing that Samsung puts its heart and soul into everything it does.
The guys at Phone Scoop happened to get hold of a F480 while at the Mobile World Congress, and had a play with the TouchWiz; the result is a fairly informative video which shows off the UI doing what it’s supposed to do. So take a gander at the video below and see if you fancy this TouchWiz UI.
