Samsung's amazing new SCH-B600 10 megapixel camera phone is one of those fantastic Korean phones that normally remains just that: a Korean phone, destined for the super-advanced Korean market only. But according to Lee Ki-tae, the head of Samsung's telecommunications business, the Samsung SCH-B600 isn't just a technical masterpiece, it's also aimed at helping the company gain more market share - and that means Europe.

[Source: Carolina Newspapers]

"Increasing our market share in Europe will be decisive in determining the survival of our mobile phone business," he said, vowing to push its share to 14-15 percent, up from the nearly 13 percent it currently has. As such, the SCH-B600 is set to go on sale in South Korea by June with a rollout in other markets later this year. So we should hopefully see this mobile phone being sold across Europe in late 2006, which should force the other major mobile phone manufacturers to up their mobile phone's features in order to compete. The war of the megapixels beckons!