Samsung introduced latest cell phone Samsung T509. This phone is low on thrills, though. It has a dedicated camera button and charger port on the right, and volume control on the left. There is no music player software included or the ability to upgrade your storage space. There is IM, text and media messaging, and other features like web browsing. On the back of the phone is a very industrial-looking case with a small VGA camera/camcorder. Why Samsung hasn't caught on to using 1.3-megapixel cameras in most of their phones yet is beyond me; VGA is just too low-grade to be used for anything else other than MMS. The phone does have Bluetooth, so headset users shouldn't fret. It connects perfectly fine with a computer, too, so you can transfer files and ringtones.

One thing worth mentioning is that consumers interested in the Samsung T509 should be very careful about choosing this phone. It fits perfectly in a tight pair of jeans, so women will without a doubt love the design. This phone will fall through any crack you can imagine, so you have to be very careful not to drop it (point being this is a very thin phone). Plus, the phone isn't that strong, so it will probably shatter if it falls a few feet. Just keep these things in mind when considering this phone in May. The Samsung T509 gets great battery life. On a full charge, you can talk normally and play with the phone a great deal for about three days straight.

The battery bar seems as though it never goes down, which is great on a phone this small. Call reception is pretty decent in most areas and the quality of a call is superb. Every word is heard loud and clear and the noise cancellation works great. Those who want a fashionable phone with great reception and call quality should consider this phone. Text messaging is an issue, though, with the Samsung T509. The keypad is a normal size, but the buttons above it are too big.

Because Samsung decided to cheap out on the camera on this phone, it's pretty much worthless unless you picture message someone a lot. The VGA-quality pictures look like utter disasters when transferred onto a computer where you can view them in full resolution. Graininess, bad color, and fuzziness plague every picture taken, no matter what the conditions are. Plus, there's no flash included on the Samsung T509, so forget about taking pictures of anything in the dark.

Text messaging is an issue, though, with the Samsung T509. The keypad is a normal size, but the buttons above it are too big. You'll find yourself accidentally hitting these buttons quite a few times if you text message a lot. The predictive text is very slow, too. It can't keep up with fast-paced messages, so you'll find yourself going back quite a lot to fix words. This is a huge annoyance and I hope it is fixed by the time the phone is released in May. Picture messaging isn't a problem at all, though, and works like a charm. Please purchase on online www.luckywirelessusa.com