(Review courtesy of Hardware Tech Review)Samsung has locally unveiled its new Windows Mobile-based smartphone, the SGH-i900 otherwise better known as the Omnia.
Elegantly designed, the ultra-slim Omnia measures only 12.5mm thick with a platinum finish that makes the phone look stylish.
Best known for its touch-sensitive capabilities, the 3.2in LCD screen doubles both as its display and main interface.
The Omnia’s attractive looking TouchWiz touch-based user interface will allow users to customise their home window with unique widgets, bringing together high performance for business content with a mix of rich multimedia features.
The highly sensitive touchscreen allows users to easily tap, sweep and perform drag and drop operations as well as type words on an onscreen Qwerty keyboard.
Running on a Windows Mobile 6.1 Professional operating system, the phone comes packed with all the essential applications for business needs including the Microsoft Office suite (PowerPoint, Excel and Word).
The Omnia also comes with a 5-megapixel camera complete with face detection, image stabilisation and geo-tagging capabilities. Storing photos and data on the Omnia is easy as it comes with huge storage options of 8GB or 16GB.
Other features include Bluetooth and WiFi connectivity on top of built-in GPS navigation capabilities and even video playback of DivX, XviD, H.264 and MPEG4 files.
Samsung Omnia also available at Utara Hati outlet.
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