Samsung’s Anycall Haptic looks like a thinner version of Apple’s iPhone, but adds a new dimension to the touch interface.
The phone has a 3.2-inch widescreen display, a 2-megapixel digital camera, full Internet browser, Bluetooth 2.0 and terrestrial digital TV reception.The UI looks pretty similar to the Croix style handsets, but clearly has a totally different UI.Even better yet is the fact that you can drag and drop icons to customize certain areas of the UI for easy use and access to the things that you use most often on the phone.

The touch screen provides haptic feedback as well, information transmitted via the sense of touch, when using certain functions on the device. It means, for example, that when the volume of the radio is changed, the phone simulates both the sound and feel of the “clicks” on an old-style volume knob on a real radio, said Samsung.

It will cost between 700,000 won and 800,000 won (US$700 to $800) in South Korea. There’s no word from Samsung on when it might be available elsewhere.

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LG just announced the 5.1 mega pixel twisted clamshell phone , believed to be a Casio W53CA LG ,the brand and the new user interface for the Korean Hello consumption. Features expected beside its 2.8-inches LCD, a 5.1 megapixel CMOS sensor, 28-mm lens, color correction, 9-point auto focus, and built-in anti-shake technology bunged into the backside.