Samsung Omnia Windows Mobile Touchscreen Smartphone

You've heard of the HTC Touch Diamond and so has Samsung.  The electronics company, who is by no means a newcomer to the world of Windows Mobile, has a new direct Touch Diamond competitor: the Samsung Omnia.  This touch-centric device is due out later this year and features a wide range of top-tier hardware and features. 

Features of the Samsung Omnia include 8GB of onboard flash memory, quad-band GSM, GPRS, EDGE, & HSDPA wireless network support, 802.11g Wi-Fi, a 5MP camera, a 3.2-inch touchscreen display and an onboard accelerometer. 

The Samsung i900 Omnia runs Windows Mobile 6.1 Professional (touchscreen) and employs a touch-sensitive area below the screen in lieu of a traditional navigation pad. 

Verizon Wireless now offers a CDMA version of the Samsung Omnia.  Have information or questions regarding the Samsung Omnia?  E-mail us.

Updated June 15, 2009

 

  

 

       

	October 2008: The FCC approves the Samsung Omnia for U.S. release.
	September 2008: AT&T Mobility will release an Omnia variant called the AT&T Mirage.
	July 2008: Engadget reports that AT&T Mobility may be planning to offer the Samsung Omnia in the United States.