Samsung together with Bang and Olufsen have released a unique phone: the Samsung Serenata F310. The Serenata was designed by David Lewis to be reminiscent of a rounded stone one might find at the seashore. The cooperation between this company and Samsung has resulted in a hugely innovative mobile phone, Samsung serenata f310. Sizeable with a nice thumb grip, this wheel is a slick mover and highly receptive to speed change. It also doubles as five-way mechanised navigation pad. The black and silver colored device features a nicely curved top side and measures 109.5 mm (height), 63 mm (width) and 19.7 mm (depth). The Samsung Serenata has an inimitable oval shaped design with a huge navigation wheel. The Samsung F310 is beautifully mobile phone is set to reach greater heights than the average phones on the market. Serenata is a music mobile phone focusing on sound quality and at the same time on bringing a more sophisticated lifestyle. Featuring hi-fi speakers to deliver high quality sound reproduction and telephony, Serenata also provides a portable conference call feature, enabling multiple users to have a phone call. The formation of access menu button and it screen is also unusual. The active matrix type LCD with touchscreen technology and 262.000 color depth is placed under the navigation button. An immense built-in music player, HSDPA and 4GB of internal memory are just about enough to compensate for the lack of camera or gaming ability. With this state-of-art technology, mobile phone users can enjoy various kinds of music from pop and rock to jazz and classic in the same way they would through their hi-fi system at home. Connectivity options include tri-band GSM (900/1800/1900MHz) support as well as HSDPA on the 2100MHz European frequency band. Bluetooth 2.0 is also included, as well as support for email (POP3/IMAP) and SMS/MMS. The samsung Serenata does not have a camera, but does support video playback. The phone has a slider with a neat little B7O speaker tucked away underneath.
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