On the day after Labor Day, you can count on Samsung to start the holiday season trades, after announcing new cell phones for the U.S. market. This year, Verizon Wireless is the happy carrier and Samsung phones are the intensity and the Rogue.

With the slider design and full alphabetic keys, the intensity and the Tramp is directed towards the posts. Rogue, which is similar to Samsung Impression, is more difficult of the two. It offers 3.1-inch touch screen interface TouchWiz Samsung.

Features include a full web browser, 3-megapixel camera and e-mail; 3G (EV-DO) with support for Verizon music and video services; VZ Navigator; memory card slot, Visual Voicemail, Bluetooth; speakerphone, personal organizer and file viewer for the majority of the documents Microsoft Office. In its announcement, Verizon said that dishonest customers who want to use the data, email and applications can purchase one of two data plans. For $ 9.99 a month and they will get 25MB for $ 19.99 a month they will get 75 MB. 

the intensity of the proposed 2.1-inch display. It is not a touch screen model, the intensity functions of a standard numeric keypad below the display. Features include a music player, 1.3-megapixel camera and a set of voice commands, Bluetooth; speakerphone, personal organizer, a memory card slot, a standard web browser, and e-mail, as well as support for VZ Navigator. The intensity can connect with V CAST Music with a PC, but it does not support wireless downloading songs.

Bronze and black Rogue is $ 99.99, after almost $ 100 discount and a two-year service price agreement.The intensity depends on your choice of color. Charcoal gray version is $ 29.99, after nearly $ 50 in rebates and a two-year agreement. If you want it in red, the intensity is free and available only online. Both phones will go on sale Tuesday.

Verizon Wireless offers a buy one, get one free deal on your choice of BlackBerry and lowered the price on the RIM BlackBerry Storm even further to $ 49.99 (with a two-year contract and an instant discount).

This is the second fall in prices of Storm (the first was from $ 199.99 to $ 149.99), which led many to believe that the carrier is a clearing inventory to make room for the RIM BlackBerry Storm 2. Although RIM has confirmed only that it is working on a device, he could not comment on a release date, pricing, or final specification.

According to rumors, however, that the touch screen smartphone will be released in October and just last week published a few screenshots PhoneArena.com Storm 2, listed in the inventory system Verizon’s. As for features, the most noticeable improvements are the addition of Wi-Fi and modernized SurePress technologies.

Although it looks like we’re at least a month to learn about the real deal, we are interested in how many of you are considering BlackBerry Storm 2 as the future of the device or what would persuade you to buy. CNET blogger Don Reisinger Posted BlackBerry Storm 2 Wish list several months ago that in your list?

Forgive the pun, but we got a perfect storm here: The Storm 2, of course, right around the corner, the Christmas shopping season is steps away, and Verizon, perhaps, sitting on a pile of fat stagnation Storm inventory is to go. As the largest carrier in North America do? Leave the original prices through the floor, of course, that means you can now pick up for the scarce 9530 $ 49.99 for a two year contract after discounts. If you remember, he went for $ 199.99 at the start, so this is a worthy cause (for Verizon, in any case - it was easy to get a free Storm through third parties for a while now), so I just did not Freak Out at us when replacement hits every month, right?