Samsung just released an update to their old i780 smartphone amd the bigger news is their success with Omnia i900 which they want to push it a little further by adding a slide-out qwerty keyboard to it.

Samsung Louve will be announced in the Mobile World Congress next month and it is supposed to have all features of Omnia added with a slide-out qwerty keyboard like the HTC TyTn II. Not to forget the 5 Mega pixel camera in this pocket pc same as the Omnia but the screen resolution is still a mystery. Omnia had only wQVGA and will it be raised in Samsung Louve?

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