The Samsung Omnia’s biggest selling point is its touch screen – it’s huge, very responsive, and looks very sharp. Also worth noting are its 8GB internal memory (expandable to 24GB with a 16GB microSD card!), great battery life, GPS built right in, and a 5MP auto-focus camera (with LED flash).
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Mitchell Oke of GadgetZone had this to say about the Omnia:
The Omnia has a beautiful 3.2 inch 240×400 display that dominates the front of the device. It isn’t quite as high-res as some of its competitors, but it looks great and is extremely responsive. The biggest problem with some of these touch screen handsets is that the display isn’t sensitive enough to a finger press. Fortunately the Omnia passes with flying colours.
In fact, Samsung are so adamant that you won’t need a stylus that there isn’t a slot for one! Some may see this as a nuisance, but in a week of use without it we can safely say that the stylus can stay in the box.
That’s a glowing recommendation if we’ve ever heard one!
Sadly the Samsung Omnia still uses proprietary connectors for power, syncing, and audio. But so many phones still do that we can’t be that disappointed. Someday, my friends. Someday phone manufacturers will light up our lives with 3.5 mm headphone jacks…
Have an Omnia? Be sure to let us know what you think of it in the comments below.
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my blackjack 2 is not an iphone competitor, it’s an iphone killer =]. it got mms, video calling and video calling & skyfire om nom nom nom nom. My friend has a samsung omnia, takes good video. I’m pretty sure iphone is just for rich kids who know nothing about phones.