Samsung snaps first 8MP camera phone |
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| Written by Hillary Childs | |||||||
| Friday, 22 August 2008 | |||||||
Page 1 of 5  Samsung has released the first 8-megapixel camera-phone into the UK market. The Samsung i8510 will be available in the UK in partnership with The Carphone Warehouse from early September 2008.
Samsung says the i8510 takes mobile handset photography and multimedia experience “to new heights”. As well as “top of the range” camera technologies, there’s a surround-sound cinematic video experience, the “best mobile internet browsing experience” and mobile gaming capabilities. The Samsung i8510 offers the latest in imaging applications such as smile shot (waits till there’s a smile before snapping a pic), anti-blink (waits for open eyes), multi-shot and face recognition. Users can enjoy personalising and editing their photos, videos and music with Movie Maker and Story Board applications. (Continued on next page)
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