Samsung Omnia
Last updated: Review by DigitalTrends (10 February’09)
Samsung Omnia GSM 850/900/1800/1900/3G smartphone features a 240 x 400 pixels, 3.2 inches LCD screen with 256k colors (65k effective) with Accelerometer sensor for auto-rotate and Handwriting recognition, HSDPA connection up to 7.2 Mbps, Wi-Fi 802.11b/g, a 5 Megapixels digital camera (2592х1944 pixels) with autofocus, image stabiliser,and flash. This sleek phone measures only 112 x 56.9 x 12.5 mm and weighs approximately 122 g.
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Samsung Omnia Reviews
DigitalTrends reviews the Samsung Omnia and writes;
“Omnia would have been considered a fine, and perhaps even innovative phone circa 2006, but now even non-techie users expect more than a lackluster touchscreen or a non-intuitive menu setup. It would be different if the Omnia were significantly cheaper, but it’s not”
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PhoneDog reviews the Samsung Omnia and writes;
“The Omnia is at the top of everyone’s list of gotta-try-it touchscreen phones. It has capable hardware and a generous screen; large and sensitive enough to compete in the iPhone-driven market. The unlocked version is pricey, but cheaper than it closest rival
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BrightHand reviews the Samsung Omnia and writes;
“Pros: Good quality screen, Internal GPS, TV out, Very stylish, Large memory. Cons: Touch interface is sometimes awkward, Not as fast as it should be, Bleedingly, mind-bogglingly expensive (at least currently), No internal stylus”
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TrustedReviews reviews the Samsung Omnia and writes;
“Though not perfect, its negative points don’t make Samsung’s Omnia a bad handset. It has a very good camera, is very responsive, has an excellent web browser and all the usual advantages of Windows Mobile devices like slick Outlook syncronisation…”
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PhoneArena reviews the Samsung Omnia and writes;
“OMNIA truly performed very well in every aspect and offers a wonderful combination of a 5-megapixel camera, media player, internet browser and GPS navigation. All that in an attractive package with quality sound during a talk, including the extensive organizing options characteristic for a smartphone.”
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GSMArena reviews the Samsung Omnia and writes;
“overall the Samsung Omnia is a well-balanced product that seems in for some major success on the market. We think that “balanced” is the key word here as the major competitors
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EngadgetMobile reviews the Samsung Omnia and writes;
“In the final analysis, despite its faults, the Omnia’s strengths vault it to the head of the WinMo class for the moment, particularly in this form factor. We think that a slide-out QWERTY version would do very well for Samsung as well — as would a true world 3G model, of course.”
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MobileTechAddicts reviews the Samsung Omnia and writes;
“The Samsung i900 is a fantastic feature phone, it has a lovely design and feels great in the hand… If you like the iPhone but do not like the straight jacketed approach of Apple then this phone could be the one your looking for..”
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PocketNow reviews the Samsung Omnia and writes;
“after using a moderate amount of WiFi, GPS, and cellular data, I still had 40% left on my battery by the evening. That’s excellent. If I had been using HSDPA rather than EDGE for data, the battery would probably be down to about 20% or so”
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MobileBurn reviews the Samsung Omnia and writes;
“the end, the text input and display issues, which are somewhat related, are enough to keep me from giving the Omnia our top rating. Still, though, it is a very enjoyable device that suits passive email consumers very well, and it earns a solid “Recommended” rating.”
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SlashGear reviews the Samsung Omnia and writes;
“Call quality is good, with minimal wind noise or background static and a surprisingly rich tone for both parties, while the speakerphone is as good with talk as it is with music. .. The GPS and high-resolution camera both work well, battery life is good and it’s undoubtedly a handsome phone. ”
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Samsung Omnia User Manual (PDF)
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Samsung Omnia Press Release
SEOUL, KOREA – June 9 2008: Samsung Electronics Co., Ltd., a leading mobile phone provider, today announced the launch of Samsung OMNIA (model name: SGH-i900). It brings together high performance business content, top of the range style and a fun, dynamic multi-media experience, to ensure consumers are always connected both at home and at work. OMNIA, meaning ‘everything’ in Latin and ‘wish’ in Arabic, goes beyond the current top-of-the-line features available in today’s mobile phones. The OMNIA will be available to the market from June 2008.
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