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It seems like Samsung have unveiled their latest Android smartphone: the Samsung Transform. Now, you probably wondering what sets the Transform apart from every other smartphone out in today’s competitive market. Well, Samsung plans to push the device at an aggressive price point, but this isn’t just another midrange handset. In a matter of fact, the Samsung Transform is so high-end and featured-rich, that it might redefine this niche. The economy segment of the smartphone market has lagged behind for far too long.

Although Samsung unveiled the Transform during the summer, very little information on this phone was available. That whole unknowing was changed early September when Samsung announced that it was going to have an October release date. At that point, most “in the know” were expecting November, and some were even speculating that Samsung might be late to the holiday rush party. Nevertheless, Samsung began distributing review sets on the 1st as promised and they got one to everyone slated to get one by the 6th. That’s a tight window since the official release date is Sunday, October 10.

Other good news is that the Samsung Transform is going to launch at $249.99, which is cheaper than most have expected, and they’re including a $100 mail-in rebate with any new two-year contract ($149.99 total!). There’s even word that some vendors will cash in that rebate for you on the spot, but don’t expect to find that deal online, and local supplies may be limited depending on the area. For those who want to purchase the transform without any contract at all, the price is $399.99. That price is pretty high, so many costumers might best just wait for the eventual price drop.

So what all does it come with? The Transform boasts a 4-row QWERY keyboard, a 3.5-inch HVGA display, a premium touchscreen, built-in Wi-Fi (802.11 b/g), and the Android 2.1 OS. It also has a 3.2 MP rear-facing camera with flash, GPS capabilities, Sprint Zone, an MP3 player with a MicroSD slot, Sprint TV, Visual Voicemail, stereo Bluetooth, and more. It also boasts an 800 MHz CPU, 256/512 MB RAM/ROM, a 3.5-inch TFT touch display (480×320), a 1500 mAH battery, and a slew of Samsung Transform accessories already on the market. Having 2.1 is disappointing, but Samsung promises to add 2.2 in an upcoming update. The resource management of 2.2 will be a great help getting the most out of that limited memory and battery life.

Perhaps the coolest aspect of Samsung’s Transform is the Sprint ID interface. This gives you five home screen profiles, each of which you can customize with wallpapers, widgets, and a wide array of other features. For those who want a stylish selection of Samsung Transform cases, you can design Sprint ID profiles to match each one. The main downside with the Transform is the battery, which promises 6 hours of continuous talking, and that may be accurate if talking is all you do. However, the battery doesn’t last nearly as long when you add apps to the mix, so power users will want to consider keeping one or two extra Samsung Transform batteries on hand.

With the release of the T-Mobile myTouch 4G, the tech world has been giving it nothing but praise. The top features of the myTouch 4G is apparent just by a quick look. The well-built, yet thin device has the Android 2.2 operating system onboard with a 1GHz Snapdragon processor and a 5-megapixel camera. Besides the great call feature, the myTouch4G can take advantage of T-Mobiles HSPA+ network give you access to Wi-Fi calling and mobile hot spot capabilities.

The latest Android 2.2 OS is the latest update for the Android system. The myTouch 4G takes full advantage of everything the OS has to offer. You can do true hands free dialing using the built in Bluetooth capabilities. The video chat feature is great to use. The 1GHz Snapdragon processor seems to be made just for the Android 2.2 OS. The 3.8 WVGA touch screen is clear and sharp. The myTouch 4G gives you an option of up to seven home screen panels to choose from. The customized interface is easy to navigate and select your home screens from the thumbnail version. All in all, the myTouch 4G has a pretty friendly user interface. The video camera also give you the ability to chat with your friends and family, wherever you are.

After you have bought a myTouch 4G, there are plenty of myTouch 4G accessories to customize and personalize your myTouch 4G. T-Mobile has a lot of accessories that can be ordered online or buy within one of their retail outlets. The aftermarket has tons of accessories. If you wanting to upgrade our ear buds, you can find the perfect complement to your smartphone that will give you hours of listening to our favorite songs in comfort. You can buy power adapters to have one in the car or at your office besides the one that came with the myTouch 4G.

If you are like most people, your first accessory you will want to purchase is a myTouch 4G case to protect your investment. Smartphone cases come in different styles and material. The most popular cell phone case is made of leather. Leather is durable and offers the maximum amount of protection to your myTouch 4G. You can also select pouches or sleeves to carry your cell phone in. You can even find metal cases. Cell phone cases come in a large variety of different colors, so you don’t have to worry of using a case with plain black and white colors.

Aside the protective cell phone case, you will want to protect the screen with a myTouch 4G Screen Protector. Screen protectors are well worth the money. Since you will be touching the screen to navigate and choose features to use, you must have a screen protector to protect from scratches. The screen protectors just peel off and are easy to install over the screen. They are custom sized for the myTouch 4G. Smudges are easy to clean up. If you screen protector becomes scratched, you just pull it off and replace it with a new one. When you pull the old screen protector off, you will quickly realize how much protection was being offered. Your screen will be looking a crystal clear as the moment you purchased the myTouch 4G.

So you’ve just bought a new Blackberry Storm 3? Now you’re looking to give it a new look and flare with the latest, coolest and most useful accessories and cases. The large selection of products available for this phone is quite impressive. The only problem that you should be having is trying to pick the few accessories that you actually need. There are thousands of apps, several chargers and hundreds of different cases to choose from. Let the shopping begin!

You’ll want to make sure your Storm 3 looks attractive at the same time while protecting it from scratches and shock. The choices for BlackBerry Storm 3 cases are almost endless so here are a couple of suggestions. If yo plan to take your phone anywhere near water, you might want to consider a waterproof case, such as OverBoard or OutterBox Defender. If you want a lightweight, clean fitting case that accents your Storm 3 with a little splash of color, where are a large number of phones in dozens of colors. Which ever case you choose, you will be styling and your phone will be protected.

After protecting your phone with a nice new look, you’re going to want to get all the other accessories. BlackBerry Storm 3 accessories are numerous and fun to browse through. If you want instant memory, get the ScanDisk 16gb micro SDHC card. This storage device gives you a great deal of space for media files while allowing your phone to run smoothly without lagging, due to memory storage issues. The high tech Jaw Bone Blue tooth products are stylish, colorful and easy to wear. They add a bit of pi nosh to what is usually a plain, functional accessory. The style manages to drop the infamous ear loop, giving it an edge in the cool department.

You’ve clothed your phone and provided it with some toys. It is now feeding time. BlackBerry Storm 3 chargers are usually included with the phone but there are many other charges you can purchase if you want to travel or just want a back up. You’ll want to get a good car charger, such as the Motorola Micro USB High Performance car charger, or the BlackBerry brand Micro USB car charger for those long road trips. For a home base cradle charger, you might consider the Seidio Charging Craddle or the SPE Desk Top Stand. There are even solar powered charging stations such as the Silio Classic Hybrid Charger.

There are endless choices for customizing and accessorizing your BlackBerry Storm 3. The fun part is in browsing the Internet or electronics store and picking out your favorites. The hard part is having to make a choice and limiting yourself to only a few cool accessories and applications. Rule of thumb, you can never have too many cases or accessories, but you probably only need two or three chargers. Unless, of coarse, you have more than one phone!