With the recent slew of new mobile phones, many veteran  phone manufacturers are finding it difficult to keep with the pace of the market.
Most  phone manufacturers are today offering  models that cater to all categories in the market - right from the entry level  to the high end cell phones.
Samsung Mobiles is a dominant player in the mobile phone market, and has produced several cell phones that have effectively changed the mobile market.
The cell phone that Samsung offered was a definite settlement of affordable quality and style.
Here are the two  phones that worked for Samsung and the crowd.
Samsung E series: Back when sliders and other body types were unique and face turners, Samsung came up with a phone that provided these features in budget phones.
The Samsung E250 was one of the first phones to sport a slider as well as a full-fledged media player.
One could create and play Playlists with this phone.
Needless to say, with its slider design and good media playing capabilities, the phone was a rage with the young crowd.
 Of course, the original E 250 was then modified and offered with many more features, like a free 1 GB memory card, etc.
The latest Samsung models provide several new features and services that would please the entire market.
The Samsung Corby: What the touch phone was a few years ago, the QWERTY phone is today.
Granted that not many people would actually like a QWERTY phone - it's only for those people who want to access the Internet and type full bodied emails while on the go, but more people are embracing the QWERTY, and finding that they have a model that is within their budget - the Samsung Corby.
The Samsung Corby and the LG Cookie was quickly lapped up by the youth and college market, and both of them have enhanced their products to cater to newer demands.
Of course, the Corby has better features than the LG currently, and it is just a matter of time that LG will roll out a good phone as a valuable combatant.
The latest Samsung phone models are being compared to the latest Nokia phone models, as everyone remembers how Nokia brought entry level models into the market and increased mobile sales like never before.