It was highly anticipated that Nokia would line up several handsets during the official announcement of software upgrade to Symbian Belle; during the launch of Nokia 701 Helen, Nokia 600 and 700 were also introduced. While comparing the trio, Nokia 701 Helen seems to have occupied company engineers a lot more than the other two devices; it boasts of advanced components than the two although borrowing connectivity features from its sibling 700. Unlike its other two siblings, Nokia 701 Helen is equipped with an 8.0-megapixel camera; 3.0 pixels higher than 700 and 600 but same 720 pixels video recording capability.

Alongside the release of Nokia 600 and 701, Nokia 700 ZETA was also introduced although considered as the most compact and eco-friendly handset that the company has ever produced. Comparing Nokia 700 ZETA with Samsung Galaxy M Pro B7800 which was also released on the same day, they both have a 1GHz processor although running different operating systems; Nokia 700 on Symbian Belle while Samsung Galaxy M Pro B7800 on Android v2.3 Gingerbread operating system. There is very slim features setting this two devices apart; but if you ask me, I consider Nokia 700 ZETA to be on the upper hand despite its Symbian software.

Following a previous release of Nokia 500 smart phone, Nokia has now introduced yet another Symbian based smart phone; Nokia 600 only this time with the latest version ‘Belle’. Symbian Belle has been in the making for quite some time with emergence several rumors as to when the software will be available on Nokia devices. On the same day Nokia 600 was released, several versions of Samsung Androids namely;  Galaxy M Pro B7800. , Galaxy W  and Galaxy Y S5360 were also unveiled; it’s amazing how Nokia is going head on with its Symbian software despite the market going Android.

The new Samsung naming scheme which establishes five separate Galaxy classes depending on features and specifications ranging from high end smart phones to entry level smart phones has categorized the new Galaxy S5360 Android smart phone as ‘young’. Whether young or not, I’m positive this device has admirers and the most appealing aspect of it is its advanced features such as Android v2.3 Gingerbread operating system at a very affordable price. I have previously reviewed phones stuck with Android v2.2 Froyo operating system termed as high end; now, if you really think Samsung Galaxy Y S5360 deserves the ‘young’ label, I wonder how you’ll label devices from other manufacturers.

The arrival of Samsung M Pro B7800 Android device has left many competitors second guessing while consumers contemplating and appreciating its unique slim stylish design; it features a full QWERTY keypad and measures 9.97mm thick. Indeed this new handset is conforming to Samsung’s new naming procedure falling in an entry level genre; however looking at Samsung M Pro B7800’s features, it should be among the middle range phones, but what can I say, sometimes cheap is good after all the manufacturer is well recognized for quality. Samsung Galaxy M Pro B7800 was released together with its sibling Galaxy W .

The Android smart phone universe is expected to undergo a major twist after Samsung unveiled its new range of smart phones conforming to their new naming protocol. Consumers are embracing to welcome yet another Android powered Samsung Galaxy W I8150 featuring a 3.7 inch WVGA display panel supporting 480×800 pixel resolution. Over the past few months, several manufacturers have been scrambling for a reasonable position in an already inflated Android smart phone market segment; however, analysts believe the most innovative manufacture with a wider market target could possibly carry the day and Samsung is exactly doing that; was released alongside Samsung Galaxy M Pro B7800