Now in its 6th iteration, Greenpeace released their ‘Guide to Greener Electronics’ showing the top 18 electronics companies ranked after its policies regarding toxic chemicals and recycling. Interesting here is Nintendo at the very last point and Sony Ericsson and Samsung ranked at the top.

Source: Engadget

Samsung’s at it again these days. Anycall, a division of Samsung electronics just presented it’s newest handset for the south korean market. The so called SCH-B750 camcorder phone comes packed with a nice 3 megapixel auto focus cam, and DMB capability. The bad thing, DMB is limited to function only in South Korea because of their one of a kind S-DMB technology which is not compatible with, lets say, all other DMB technologies. Check the pictures after the break.

[Source: Aving.net]

I researched Samsung’s new mobile handset called the SPH-W2700 (by Anycall a subsidiary of Samsung in South Korea) in which I am in love at the moment. See my previous entry here. Well, after checking with my local importers, no luck yet in brining this handset to my country. Besides that, an interestingly piece of info I got, as I went over to Softbank Mobile’s (formerly Vodafone Japan) official website where they currently promoting it’s new (rebranded) Softbank 707SC (picture 1) and 707SCII (picture 2). Clearly stating this phone is the so called new SPH-W2700 in South Korea. Check the pictures after the break. I couldn’t find more info on this phone nor on the korean version. So comparising these two is not very efficient at the moment.

Images courtesy of Softbank K.K.

Samsung presented today in Korea it’s newest mobile phone, the SPH-W2700. Besides the usual stuff like HSDPA/GSM (2.1GHz, 900/1800/1900MHz) compatibility, a 2.3inch 262k screen and a second front OLED screen, a swiffle camera, USB and so on, this phones interesting appeal comes from its only 11.9mm thickness. Reminds me of one of these many japanese handsets I adore so much. Check some pictures after the break.

Source: [aving.net]