Samsung have announced the awkwardly-named Samsung Anycall Haptic 2, which is, in many respects, the Samsung Tocco version 2. Featuring a haptic touchscreen (hence the name, I guess!), it features an updated user interface with 50 new widgets.

The user interface is also fully customizable and lets users create their own menu on the desktop - another sign that the iPhone and now Android are having a big impact on the mobile phone market.

As you'd expect from a Samsung phone, it comes fully loaded with features, including a 5 megapixel camera with anti-shake, auto focus and 12 shooting modes, 16GB memory (with the option of adding another 8GB if you have more than 18,000 tunes you want to store!), a big 3.2" screen with 16:9 display, and mobile TV.

Unfortunately, and as you probably guessed from the name, it's only going to be available in Korea, but it at least sheds a bit of light on the direction Samsung's going with its higher-end phones.

When the Tocco does emerge next year, you can expect it to have slightly better features than this (probably an 8 megapixel camera, for example), but my guess is the user interface will remain the same.

[Source: Aving.net]