#samsung omnia hd

After using the Samsung i8910 Omnia HD for over a month now, I'm still having some mixed feeling about the phone. The Samsung Omnia HD looks gorgeous -- really large screen, slim and sleek. The capacitive touchscreen itself is pretty good with enough sensitivity  so you don't often re-tap on icons and widgets. Samsung used the Symbian S60 platform here but added the TouchWiz UI as well so aside from the familiar interface of the S60, you also get some added navigational menus like the sliding bar at the left where you can pull up widgets. LBS Services - Samsung included a number of location-based services in the unit to make good use of the GPS/AGPS features. The Samsung i8910 has all you'd ever wanted for a multimedia phone and more. We first saw this S60 5th Edition platform with the Nokia 5800XM but since that one had a slower CPU, smaller screen and uses resistive touchscreen, the Samsung i8910 beats it in almost all aspect. I did a comparative chart of features pitting the Samsung i8910 HD against the iPhone 3GS, Nokia N97, LG Arena and the HTC Magic here earlier and the i8910 got top marks. This one arrived yesterday -- a Samsung Omnia HD i8910 with a really huge and impressive 3.7" display screen. Read more in our articles including "Samsung i8910 Omnia HD Review" and "Samsung Omnia HD i8910 unboxed!".