The high value, low budget, touch screen phone has been specifically designed with younger mobile users in mind, according to the South Korean based company; this is especially apparent [...]]]> Samsung has just released the “Corby”, renamed the “Genio Touch” for the UK market, with Softmedia.com naming the price as a very reasonable £60.

The high value, low budget, touch screen phone has been specifically designed with younger mobile users in mind, according to the South Korean based company; this is especially apparent when admiring the phones useful (while not cutting edge) features, such as a 2 mega pixel camera, FM capable radio and built in integration with all of the most popular social networking sites, including YouTube. Of course, being designed for younger users, the phone is available in colourful designs, including a lovely “Jamaican” yellow.

If the price is indeed £60, (strongly supported while not officially confirmed,) then the Corby, aka, Genio Touch, is speculated to enjoy tremendous popularity as one of the cheapest touch screen phones in the country, as well as carrying a reputable brand name. Many parents of teenaged children will welcome the new Samsung mobile phone on their children’s Christmas lists this year, as they will actually see change from £100.

techradar.com has also reiterated the £60 price tag, as well as revealing that the Genio Touch also boasts a song recognition feature; something that will definitely appeal to the target audience. Samsung has also shown a very clear understanding of what young people want in their mobile phones by including easy publishing of photos to Flickr and Twitter.

With its tiny price tag and huge amount of lusted after features it is in a prime position to dominate the market in a way Samsung has yet to enjoy so far this year.