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August 2008
(77%)
132 Tests
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When we sum everything said, we can only conclude that Samsung succeeded to create true “Swiss knife” in domain of PDA devices. For price around 500€ Samsung Omnia i900 can do so much, and is up to you to use all those possibilities accor...
Zusammenfassung: The camera is also a major plus-point on this phone, with a 5-megapixel sensor. You’ll still find digital noise at low light levels, but image quality proved great when out and about during daylight. The removable memory card also comes in handy, as y...
The Omnia i900 is a stellar piece of hardware, if you can get accustomed to its idiosyncrasies. If you can't, you'll likely end up going nuts. Love it or hate it, there's very little room in between. I've gone through both in the process of reviewing ...
Universal landscape mode and universal landscape QWERTY; optically-enhanced action button functions as a scroller or track pad; appropriate use of haptic feedback and accelerometers; excellent 5 MP camera with LED flash, auto-focus and face detection; ...
Windows Mobile may be a bit cumbersome and inaccessible for some users, even with Samsungs TouchWiz UI, which is a bit bland, but better than WM default; reception problems in sketchy coverage areas; no built-in stylus sheath; volume rocker sits RIGHT...
The Omnia is at the top of everyones 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...
The Samsung Omnia features a nice touch screen and customizable interface that makes the Windows Mobile smartphone more user-friendly. It also has a 5-megapixel camera and a boatload of other multimedia features.
You cant add additional widgets to the TouchWiz interface, and there are some nagging design quirks. The unlocked version does not offer U.S. 3G support, and its expensive.
While there are some design quirks, and were still waiting for a U.S. release, the Samsung Omnia promises to be a solid alternative to the Apple iPhone. Specifications: OS provided: Microsoft Windows Mobile 6.1 Professional; Band / mode: EDGE 850/900/...
Zusammenfassung: Samsung is already wooing potential customers with the , a successful design that offers Sprint subscribers a reasonable alternative to AT&Ts popular handset, even if the Instinct isnt a true smartphone. Now the company is aiming for the high-end ma...
Zusammenfassung: REVIEW Samsung is already wooing potential Apple iPhone customers with the Instinct, a successful design that offers Sprint subscribers a reasonable alternative to AT&Ts popular handset, even if the Instinct isnt a true smartphone. Now the company ...
Zusammenfassung: Samsungs Omnia smartphone seems to have been designed as the Windows Mobile answer to the iPhone. But, while it has a touch-driven display, the Omnia just cannot match the simplicity of Apples user interface. We took a brief look at the SGH-i900 Omni...
Top-notch user interface, Wi-Fi and HSDPA (in Europe) support, Loaded with apps, Supports multiple video and audio formats
3G doesn’t work in the U.S, Keyboard and touchscreen could be more accurate, Expensive
Think of it as the Windows Mobile–powered Instinct for trust fund babies. Samsung’s luxury touchscreen phone, the Omnia, is a very expensive unlocked device ($720 with 16GB of storage, $690 with 8GB) that comes with a 5-megapixel camera (with...
Veröffentlicht: 2008-08-25, Autor: Jonathan , Testbericht von: trustedreviews.com
Zusammenfassung: Samsung's phones are as widespread and popular as Nokias these days and that success has come as a result of consistently producing sleek, good-looking handsets with mass appeal. But Samsung also wants a slice of the iPhone action, it would seem, and has ...
