Samsung has just released the Samsung TouchWiz F480 in India, The handset is named the F480 or the Samsung TouchWiz which features a full touchscreen and also boasts Customizable Drag ‘n’ Drop and Auto Smile Shot along with the Full Touch navigation feature that provides a very easy and user friendly environment.

Country Head, Samsung Telecommunications India, Sunil Dutt said:

“Given the growing consumer interest in touch screen phones, the Samsung TouchWIZ offers a brilliant full touch navigation experience; widgets with ‘Drag and Drop’ technology and User Interface with Haptic Feedback which makes the experience of using the phone highly interactive and easy. The TouchWIZ strengthens Samsung’s lineage in touch UI with the already existing portfolio of I780 & I710, the Giorgio Armani P520 and Soul.”

Users will be able to select the awesome ‘drag and drop’ technology, they can also select widgets from the left panel of the screen and drop anywhere on the home screen, the widgets are pretty good because they refer to popular use of applications such as Music Player, clock, alarms, calendar and FM plus much more.

The Samsung F480 TouchWiz also boasts a Haptic Feedback that will give you vibrating responses to your fingertips when icons are being pressed, the mobile phone features a 5.0 megapixel, AutoFocus-LED Flash camera that supports ‘Auto Smile Shot’ feature to capturing a person, who is smiling, as soon as it’s detected, other features include CMOS video lens, image stabilizer, face detection, Wide Dynamic Range (WDR), auto focus, 240 MB internal storage plus 8 GB microSD memory card slot compatibility, media & multi-format video playback, large 2.8-inch TFT LCD (240×320) display, MPEG4, H.263, H.264, WMV, FM, USB 2.0 connectivity, metal body casing, Real for video playback, records video in MPEG4 format, GSM 900/1800/1900 and WCDMA 2100 bands, and GPRS / EDGE / 3G, HSDPA (7.2mbps) networks compliant to allow users to access World Wide Web.

The Samsung TouchWiz F480 will cost Rs 20,990 across the country.

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