Two new editions of the recently launched i900 Omnia touchscreen phone have appeared on the FCC site, under the name i907 Omnia and i910 Omnia. Both are modified editions, designed for the United States market. i907 has been made according to requirements of AT&T Wireless, while i910 will support the Verizon Wireless CDMA networks. Many details are available of the Samsung Omnia model in our blog series about the phone.
Samsung's two new musical handsets, BEATb and BEATs have been announced in Seoul.
As opposed to previous rumors the American Samsung Omnia will also have WLAN support.
The Japanese version of Samsung Omnia has a WVGA display and a TV receiver.
T*Omnia, made for South Korea, has a larger display with a higher resolution.
Speed tests, games, answers to questions.
The Windows Mobile-based Samsung model, launched to compete with the iPhone, is now on video.
Finally the Samsung smartphone with a huge touchscreen has been announced.
The beauty with a huge touchscreen and a 5 MP camera has been caught on pictures.
