Anycall Haptic

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The Haptic phone is a touch phone developed by South Korean mobile phone company Anycall, a division of Samsung Group. Anycall has launched successful brands of the phone, such as Yuna's Haptic, advertised by famous South Korean skater Kim Yuna and the Haptic Amoled.

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