Dutch site, Tweakers received a profile of Samsung’s M8000 phone that reveals some interesting facts of the Jet lookalike phone. If you remember M8000 was leaked alongside S8000 (better known as Jet) and was slated to be a music-centric variant. Well, music will still be the key but a major revelation is that it will be powered by Symbian S60 v5 OS, akin to what you find on Omnia HD. The screen size is unknown but will sport a resolution of 360×640 pixels with other features like HSDPA, an unspecified ARM processor (likely the same as Jet), 3.5mm headphone jack and 3.2MP camera with single LED flash.

Just when we thought Samsung had only a couple of Cubic button phones under its sleeve, one more slips through suggesting that the Cubic range is bigger than we expected. Thanks to a Lithuanian retailer, I8000 or Omnia 2 has shown its face along with the full specifications.

As with the Omnia, Omnia 2 will also be Windows Mobile powered, v6.1 to be precise but a free upgrade to 6.5 is plausible. It supports quad-band GSM and has a 3.7-inch WVGA AMOLED touchscreen, 3G, TouchWiz UI, Wi-Fi, DLNA certified, Bluetooth, GPS, 150MB internal memory and microSD slot (up to 32GB), 8.1MP camera sensor with dual LED flash and a Qualcomm MSM6290 HSUPA chipset and Samsung’s S3C6410 mobile processor.

The phone is expected to launch in Q3 2009 and makes us ask the same question again, is this the Unpacked phone to be announced on June 15?

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PS: Samsung’s S8000, another Cubic phone got a preview this weekend. Video below.

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Apparently there was another phone leaked along with the S8000 which we saw yesterday. Dubbed as M8000, the phone will revolve around music and is strikingly similar to S8000 except there is a touch-sensitive music button on the top right, above the screen and a 3.5mm audio jack. The phone will also sport a lower res camera, presumably a 3.2MP one with a single LED flash.

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