Will Samsung Innov8 makes a mark?

          Pretty amazing for cellphone companies that they are emulating designs of a previous product that has hit the market, hoping their product will do the same. Nokia, as the people’s brand for cellphones, have a lot of designs to offer the public. I’m not saying that Nokia should be given credit in designing slide phones, I dont know who made it first. But this phone  I’m comparing with Samsung Omnia i900, unfortunately has the same look as N95. The only difference of  Innov8 from that model of Nokia are: 1. it has 8MP, a very good number of pixels used even for studio snapshots (but not to be blown up alright), 2. both have Wifi functionality, 3. both have internal memory of 8/16 GB, with optional external memory card, and 4. QVGA of 120 fps for more precise video capturing/playback. 

          Philippines is termed as the text capital of the world, so I say telecommunications company here are on the highest of gains. Usually, when the technology becomes more advance, the pay for the services becomes high as well, but as it evolves to more choices, it should be cheaper, so go for P0.50 for every message sent to any network. This is a callout for our very own gigantic companies Smart and Globe telecommunications, give credits to the people who uses your services day in and day out. 

          Now, going back to the main topic: if Innov8 will mark the market, its because of the 8MP it boasts of. Other than that, you’ll feel like you’re using your old N95. I’m looking for a phone that has the same specs I mentioned with a touch of i900 with the stylus not dangling around but rather a place to hide on the side of the phone. 

I’m hoping I can sleep for 2 hours then go to my graveyard shift. Picture courtesy of mobilegazette.com