Three have announced they will be ranging the Samsung Omnia 7 for Windows Mobile 7, and it will be available from 21st October AND they will take pre-orders from tomorrow!
Three’s only Windows Mobile venture so far was the TyTn II, so great to see them getting behind Windows Mobile 7 from the start.
The Omnia 7 will be available on the impressive One plan for £40 a month, or Internet Texter 500 for £35 a month. Both packages come with 1gb of data per month, with an Internet Texter 900 also available (at £38 a month).
See READ MORE for the phone specs, or follow the link for the full press release.
Three have announced they will be ranging the Samsung Omnia 7 for Windows Mobile 7, and it will be available from 21st October AND they will take pre-orders from tomorrow!
Three’s only Windows Mobile venture so far was the TyTn II, so great to see them getting behind Windows Mobile 7 from the start.
The Omnia 7 will be available on the impressive One plan for £40 a month, or Internet Texter 500 for £35 a month. Both packages come with 1gb of data per month, with an Internet Texter 900 also available (at £38 a month).
See READ MORE for the phone specs, or follow the link for the full press release.
Three have announced they will be ranging the Samsung Omnia 7 for Windows Mobile 7, and it will be available from 21st October AND they will take pre-orders from tomorrow!
Three’s only Windows Mobile venture so far was the TyTn II, so great to see them getting behind Windows Mobile 7 from the start.
The Omnia 7 will be available on the impressive One plan for £40 a month, or Internet Texter 500 for £35 a month. Both packages come with 1gb of data per month, with an Internet Texter 900 also available (at £38 a month).
See READ MORE for the phone specs, or follow the link for the full press release.
Three have announced they will be ranging the Samsung Omnia 7 for Windows Mobile 7, and it will be available from 21st October AND they will take pre-orders from tomorrow!
Three’s only Windows Mobile venture so far was the TyTn II, so great to see them getting behind Windows Mobile 7 from the start.
The Omnia 7 will be available on the impressive One plan for £40 a month, or Internet Texter 500 for £35 a month. Both packages come with 1gb of data per month, with an Internet Texter 900 also available (at £38 a month).
See READ MORE for the phone specs, or follow the link for the full press release.
Orange have announced they have an exclusive on the HTC Mozart, and will also be ranging the Samsung Omnia 7, giving them 2 of the 9 Windows Mobile 7 phones just announced.
Both will be available from 21st October at all Orange channels – that’s going to be a busy day for networks!
Orange have announced they have an exclusive on the HTC Mozart, and will also be ranging the Samsung Omnia 7, giving them 2 of the 9 Windows Mobile 7 phones just announced.
Both will be available from 21st October at all Orange channels – that’s going to be a busy day for networks!
Orange have announced they have an exclusive on the HTC Mozart, and will also be ranging the Samsung Omnia 7, giving them 2 of the 9 Windows Mobile 7 phones just announced.
Both will be available from 21st October at all Orange channels – that’s going to be a busy day for networks!
Orange have announced they have an exclusive on the HTC Mozart, and will also be ranging the Samsung Omnia 7, giving them 2 of the 9 Windows Mobile 7 phones just announced.
Both will be available from 21st October at all Orange channels – that’s going to be a busy day for networks!
Orange have announced they have an exclusive on the HTC Mozart, and will also be ranging the Samsung Omnia 7, giving them 2 of the 9 Windows Mobile 7 phones just announced.
Both will be available from 21st October at all Orange channels – that’s going to be a busy day for networks!
Orange have announced they have an exclusive on the HTC Mozart, and will also be ranging the Samsung Omnia 7, giving them 2 of the 9 Windows Mobile 7 phones just announced.
Both will be available from 21st October at all Orange channels – that’s going to be a busy day for networks!
We’ve just had the official press release. Windows Phone 7 is now here. In Europe there’s some initial information about networks, although the release we have below only covers Orange, o2 and Vodafone in the UK – we presume that the other networks will be announcing something in due course.
Currently o2 have confirmed the HTC HD7, Orange will be picking up the HTC 7 Mozart and Samsung Omnia 7 whilst Vodafone will be getting the HTC 7 Trophy and the LG Optimus 7.
We’ve just had the official press release. Windows Phone 7 is now here. In Europe there’s some initial information about networks, although the release we have below only covers Orange, o2 and Vodafone in the UK – we presume that the other networks will be announcing something in due course.
Currently o2 have confirmed the HTC HD7, Orange will be picking up the HTC 7 Mozart and Samsung Omnia 7 whilst Vodafone will be getting the HTC 7 Trophy and the LG Optimus 7.
We’ve just had the official press release. Windows Phone 7 is now here. In Europe there’s some initial information about networks, although the release we have below only covers Orange, o2 and Vodafone in the UK – we presume that the other networks will be announcing something in due course.
Currently o2 have confirmed the HTC HD7, Orange will be picking up the HTC 7 Mozart and Samsung Omnia 7 whilst Vodafone will be getting the HTC 7 Trophy and the LG Optimus 7.
I’m currently sat on a train heading for the big Microsoft event in London but already there’s a Samsung device poking out from the curtains. This is the Samsung Omnia 7 and we’re kinda getting the feeling that most Windows Phone 7 devices will end up having “7″ in their name.
The Omnia 7 has already been announced on the official Samsung site in Russia. I think the word “whoops” is appropriate here. The prescense of a 4″ Super AMOLED screen reminds us of this Samsung handset which was revealed through leaked slides on Three UK. If I was a betting man, I’d put money on this Omnia 7 appearing on Three UK very soon indeed. Other specs include a 1GHz CPU, 8GB storage and a 5 megapixel camera with 720p HD video capabilities.
Don’t forget to join us right here (or on Twitter if you’re following us) at 2PM for all the official announcements.
Extreme? I don’t know. Novel, definitely. Extreme-apps.com has just put up Shake-and-Save on their website. Shake-and-Save lets you simply shake your Windows Phone and it will automatically do a screen capture and save it to in the format of your choice. This can be pretty handy for folks like me who do a lot of on-device screencaps.
And I love the warning on their site: Hold you phone tight. We are NOT responsible in case you drop it.
Extreme Apps says it specifically supports these devices:
HTC Touch Diamond/Pro
HTC Touch Diamond2/Pro2
HTC Touch HD/HD2 (LEO)
Samsung OMNIA (i900)
I’d be curious to know if it works on any accelerometer-enabled Windows Mobile device – feedback anyone? My Xperia doesn’t have one. Download it from the Extreme-Apps.com website and give it a try!
Could it be true? Listen up, Canadians! A tipster from BGR is reporting that Bell is getting ready to launch the Samsung Omnia in April! Specifically somewhere between April 9th and April 12th.
The Omnia runs on Windows Mobile 6.1 Professional and has a 3.2″ 240×400 touchscreen display, and the usual — GPS, WiFi, EVDO Rev. o / Rev. A…
But at the top of the list of cool features for the Omnia is its super cool 5MP camera with autofocus, face detection, smile detection, LED flash, image stabilization and DivX/XviD video playback!
No pricing or launch details confirmed by Bell as of yet, but stay tuned!
Love the Omnia? Well, here comes another treat from Samsung - the Acme i8910. Though it’s not entirely clear right now whether it will run Windows Mobile, all signs point to ‘yes’!
The Acme i8910 packs the usuals – GPS, WiFi, 8 or 16GB of internal memory, a 3.5mm headphone jack and – drumroll please – a rockin’ 8MP camera… that can record HD video!
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).
Surprise, surprise! CNET’s Bonnia Cha has recommended the Samsung Omnia (on Verizon Wireless) over the new and much anticipated BlackBerry Storm. Cha says she prefers the Omnia because its operating system is a bit quicker to respond:
Though slightly more expensive, Verizon customers looking for a touch-screen smartphone will get a better user experience and faster performance from the Samsung Omnia than the RIM BlackBerry Storm.
Spb Wireless Monitor is a complete solution for measuring data traffic via all types of connections and calculating network usage costs according to your data plan. Spb developers are proud to announce that Spb GPRS Monitor is shipped in Samsung WiTu – a version of Samsung i900 (globally known as Omnia), specially customized for the Russian market.
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I’m currently sat on a train heading for the 
Extreme? I don’t know. Novel, definitely. Extreme-apps.com has just put up Shake-and-Save on their website. Shake-and-Save lets you simply shake your Windows Phone and it will automatically do a screen capture and save it to in the format of your choice. This can be pretty handy for folks like me who do a lot of on-device screencaps.
Could it be true? Listen up, Canadians! A tipster from BGR is reporting that Bell is getting ready to launch the Samsung Omnia in April! Specifically somewhere between April 9th and April 12th.
