Samsung Wave - Specifications

This is the space available within your phone to store things like photos and music tracks without using a memory card.

HSDPA, or High Speed Downlink Packet Access, is an update for 3G. Depending on circumstances, it could allow you to download data up to five times faster than standard 3G phones. HSDPA is sometimes referred to as 3.5G.

Wi-Fi lets you to connect your phone to a wireless network - at home, or in a public Wi-Fi hotspot (like those available in many coffee shops). While you're using Wi-Fi, you're not using any of your UK data allowance.

Bluetooth lets you connect your phone wirelessly to another Bluetooth device. This could be another phone - perhaps, to send a picture to someone - or a Bluetooth headset or hands-free kit, so you can use your phone while driving.

This button switches on your phone's camera with a single press - so you can start taking photos quickly.

This phone has a camera built into its front so the person who's calling you can see you. You'll also be able to see them if they have a similar feature on their phone. There may be additional charges for video calling.

An MP3 player turns your phone into a portable music player. MP3 files take up less space than the original tracks, which means you can carry more music on your phone.

Real tones are as close as to the original track as you can get on a phone.

This phone syncs with Microsoft Outlook on your computer - everything from your calendar entries and address book to emails.

Speak to more than one person at a time - and speak to everyone you've phoned at once. There may be additional call charges for using this feature.

Lets you divert or transfer your calls to another number.

SMS, or Short Message Service, is another name for text messaging. MMS, or Multimedia Messaging Service, allows you to send and receive photographs on your phone.

This helps you text quicker by suggesting words and completing words for you. It can normally be turned on and off.