At Samsung’s press conference in Barcelona, the company has previewed the debut of the first Mobile World Congress’ smartphone – the Wave (S8500). It’s the first handset to ship with Bluetooth 3.0, and also features 802.11n WiFi, TouchWiz 3.0, a Bada platform, a 3.3-inch Super AMOLED display with a 800 x 480 resolution, a 1GHz processor, 5-MP camera, aGPS, accelerometer, 2GB or 8GB of internal storage space, a micro DC expansion slot, multi-codec support for DivX, XviD, MP3 and WMV, and support for virtual 5.1 surround sound and 720p recording / decoding. Another huge plus? Samsung has also including their mDNIe technology, which is used in their LCD and LED TV products for ultimate multimedia viewing. The only downside? No multitouch on this device. The Wave will be available in April – pricing details yet to be announced.

A couple of weeks ago we posted the specs of the Samsung Galaxy Spica i5700. Samsung just made its release official and the Android-powered smartphone is already available in Europe and will soon launch in the Middle East and Asia. You can check out the specs here. The Galaxy Spica is also the first Android Device to have built-in DivX support.

Samsung has announced the official release of the Blue Earth HSDPA-equipped full touch handset. Blue Earth is innovative due to its integrated solar charger that promises to save tons of money for users, as well as being environmentally savvy. Blue Earth will be available in Sweden this month, and in European and Asian countries soon after. There are no plans as of yet to release it in the U.S., and the price has yet to be announced as well.

On August 16th Samsung and Sprint will launch the Reclaim, an affordable phone (under $50 with mail-in rebate) that has a slide-out QWERTY keyboard, e-mail and Web access, a 2.0 megapixel camera and GPS navigation. So what’s special about the Reclaim? It’s case is partly made of corn-based biodegradable plastic. 60% is non-biodegradable since heat from the device could soften or melt the case, but nonetheless, the Reclaim is the first phone to use bioplastic instead of recycled plastics. The cheap price is also definitely a plus, but the standard 2-year service commitment is still a requirement.

Samsung has scheduled a release for their S9110 watch phone, which is now the worlds slimmest watch phone on the market at 11.98 millimeters. Scheduled to release in France for $640 the phone is full of a bunch of neat James Bond gadgets. The S9110 supports “Bluetooth 2.1 and will have 40MB of built-in memory, an MP3 music player, voice recognition, voice memo, speakerphone, and anti-scratch properties on the face.” The phone also has the ability to sync up to Microsoft Outlook so you can process emails on the go with your wrist watch.