King of the arousing mobile phones, the Samsung Armani

As more fashion phones hit the market, it's only essential to see fashion houses launch their names remain specific brands. We've seen it before, with phones coextensive the LG Prada. But now, another big name in the fashion world joins up with another Korean handset maker, to bring us the Samsung Armani. But is it any good?

What started out on the drawing board as the manageable Samsung P520 was apt a integral new agreement of life, and a whole virgin face, when it became the Armani. Not least of the changes was to the look and feel of the handset's body, with exclusive materials used to dash off a stunning shell to house this little beauty. Combine that with the exclusive Armani bear case it comes with, and you have the recipe for a seriously good-looking phone. That same imitation ethos was carried wrapped up into the case and feel of the phone's interface.

Like its big brother, the F700, the Samsung Armani features a full touchscreen interface, with only a couple of buttons on the body of the phone itself. This is a glorious design to sue a phone, and something that is locate to take off in a big approach this year, with LG and Nokia also jumping on the touchscreen bandwagon, and Sony Ericsson, who've unreal touchscreen phones for years, erm, carrying on moulding them. So, touchscreens are obviously the pathway forward, and this is one of the smallest touchscreen telephone ever seen. With the exclusive Armani thesis running fini all the software, as well, it further makes it one of the coolest. In terms of specs, the phone comes equipped with the decent specs you'd expect from a modern walking phone. It has a 3 megapixel camera and built-in music player. Plus, with a host of media options, it really is a nice call to use.

But is it enough? When you look round at the whole host of mobile phones in the market today, can the Samsung Armani cut it as a top-end handset for cool citizens everywhere? Well, the specs are good, so there's not doubt it is fairly a powerful little phone. But the problem is, with all the Armani branding throughout the software, it seems to have prepared the phone a bit... sluggish. So, it's not as good a user experience as it should be. That said, though, for the market it's aimed at, it hits every unmarried note, and let's be honest, if you're going to invest in a bell on looks, this is the one to go for!