Anycall

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1993–2002 (South Korea), 1997–2010 (Greater China), 1999–2000 (Asia & Pacific)	1997–2013 (South Korea)	2003–2007 (Greater China)

1993–2002 (South Korea), 1997–2010 (Greater China), 1999–2000 (Asia & Pacific)

Samsung Anycall was launched in 1993, to compete with Motorola mobile phones in South Korea. It was later expanded to the Greater China region in 1997 and Asia & Pacific in 1999, and continued to use this logo until 2010 and 2000 respectively. Outside these regions used the main Samsung branding instead of Anycall, which later introduced the Samsung Mobile branding in 2005 but some phones under the Samsung Mobile branding was rebranded to Anycall in Chinese markets.

1997–2013 (South Korea)

Designer:  Unknown

Typography:  Anycall Typeface

Launched:  June 1997

In 1997, Samsung Anycall changed its logo in South Korea to match with the current Samsung logo, now stylized as Λnycall, alongside its new slogan "Digital Exciting" as the brand is focus more on 2G-based CDMA phones. In 2002, the SCH-X430 is the first Korean Anycall phone to use the 1997 logo, and all Korean Anycall phones from 2002 to 2013 used the 1997 Anycall logo.

With the launch of Samsung Galaxy S in South Korea, it was branded as Samsung Anycall Galaxy S until the release of the Samsung Galaxy S II, which it dropped the Anycall branding altogether in favor of the Samsung Galaxy branding.

2003–2007 (Greater China)

Used in tandem with the 1993 logo on SGH- prefix Chinese Anycall phones, e.g., the SGH-X458, SGH-D418 and SGH-D908.

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