The Phonedog people spent some quality time with the AT&T version of Samsung Mythic and found it to be a device with a nice design and a colourful touchscreen. Its flaws are spotty reception (sometimes), a not so good battery life and the fact that its design is pretty average. You can consider this just another touchscreen feature phone from Samsung...
Phone Arena managed to score a Pixon12 M8910 unit for review and this 12 megapixel cameraphone proved to be as cool as expected, if not even more. The design of the original Pixon model was kept, albeit this one is a bit slimmer and the overall look mimics the one of a point and shoot digital camera. There’s a 3.1 inch resistive AMOLED touchscreen...
The device you can see below is in fact Samsung Omnia II, but don’t be surprised by the fact that it doesn’t feature a cubic d-pad, since this is the version meant to hit Verizon. The Windows Mobile smartphone adopted a shield design for its directional pad, a trait similar to the B900 South Korean model. Omnia II runs WM 6.1 with custom...
Phone Arena had some quality time with Samsung Omnia II and they lived to tell the tale, although the smartphone has a couple of downsides, that are quite evenly matched by its stronger points. The TouchWiz 2.0 interface never looked better, with its customizable widgets that manage to even rival HTC’s TouchFLO and Samsung’s initiative...
Samsung Omnia II might be reaching AT&T pretty soon, or so claim the Engadget folks, in spite of the fact that this handset was known to be a CDMA phone headed for Verizon. It turns out that the FCC has just approved a GSM Omnia II, supporting AT&T bands. The phone might rival the iPhone 3GS, available via the same carrier, although it beats...
Samsung Omnia 2 relies on the TouchWiz 2.0 interface, a very neat TouchFLO 3D alternative, that makes HTC and Samsung compete in yet another segment. Here’s what Omnia 2′s interface is all about, in various menus and modes of use: From the get-go, we learn that the new Omnia device comes with an alarm that’s triggered even if the...
Slashphone claims that Omnia 2 will hit the market on Saturday, July 18, but only in Singapore for now. The handset will be available unlocked for $615, no contract attached and this price makes it as appealing as other similar HTC devices, although the smartphone comes with extra neat features. Expect a free ROM upgrade to Windows Mobile 6.5 for this...
Phone Arena has had the unique chance of getting their hands on brand new Omnia smartphones. They reviewed the likes of Samsung Omnia Lite and even Samsung Omnia Pro, that we’ll check out below. It’s all about the TouchWiz 2.0 interface, in the case of Omnia Pro, since it makes you forget you’re using the good old Windows Mobile 6.1...
We were stunned to find out that iPhone 3GS sold 1 million units over the weekend, but it’s even more stunning to learn that Samsung Jet S8000 has received more than 2 million pre-orders. Unveiled last week, this “smarter than a smartphone” device promises to be the company’s most successful handset in 2009, in spite of the...
Vodafone UK hast just released Samsung Jet, available for free on £20 per month 2 year contracts. These contracts will bundle 100 minutes of chatter and 500 texts plus the handset we had a look at yesterday. There’s also the option of getting the smartphone for free and £40 per month, with a one year contract, or maybe with an 18 months contract...
