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Taking a Look Into the Samsung Omnia II at Mobility Minded
Verizon has recently launched the Samsung Omnia II smartphone powered by Windows Mobile 6.5. This is the follow up to the extremely popular Omnia which saw a CDMA release in North America along with 2 different GSM versions released in Europe and the Middle East. Mobility Minded has posted a 3 part review that takes an in-depth view of this device. Part 1 is focused on unboxing the device. Part 2 walks you through the user interface that Samsung loaded onto the Omnia II, and part 3 deals with data input on the device. Samsung has done some great work with this follow up to the Omnia.
Check out the video’s at Mobility Minded and let us know if you’re thinking of adding one of these to your holiday wish list. 
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I’ve been pining for the Omnia II.
Bell has it but my hardware upgrade is not until November 2010. Sigh…
Looks darn nice with that AMOLED screen, 800MHz processor and slick design. Yumm!