Advantages Of Samsung Omnia | Samsung i900

This Samsung Omnia or Samsung i900 based on OS (Operating System) Windows Mobile 6.1 from Microsoft, so almost all the gadgets in the old software (which is WM 6.0) can be directly copypaste to new gadgets.

So What are The Advantages Of This Samsung Omnia?
Well, on the internet When this samsung omnia launched, news emerged that this gadget is the Apple iPhone killer. But honestly, I don't think so. The UI (User Interface) iPhone is still invincible, the sharpness of the screen is more superior, multi touch screen more superior and more user friendly rather Samsung Omnia. So, why not just buy the iPhone ..? Whoa.. iPhone may be superior in terms of cosmetics, but what I need is a multifunction gadget. so, the iPhone which battery is can not removed, can not add a SD memory, no real GPS, and its camera just 2MP not my type hehehe... So what's so special about this phone? Well, it's a touch screen for a start, so to access files or programs, just touch its screen, but this isn't a new feature. One of the features of this Samsung Omnia, and I have not on the iPhone is its feedback haptic. So every time we touch the screen, this mobile phone provides a small vibration sign in that we touch with a registration. Of course this feature can be off-if we do not like it.

Not only that, its camera phone 5MP clearly better than the iPhone that have just 2MP camera. But that's not all, of the camera samsung omnia have various features that can compete with regular digital camera. There are auto focus, anti-shake, can motret macro, panorama, portrait, sport (high speed), firework, and even have features face and smile recognition. This means that when we activated the smile recognition feature, its camera automatically take a picture when the object image smile, mphhhh....how cool is that?

Just have the camera features on it? Apparently not, Samsung Omnia still have one more feature that for me is goodly useful. In Samsung Omnia, camera also has a function to identify & record a business card. So if i have someone's Business Card, that i want to save, just activate this feature, click the card name, and voila, the complete contact information page can be recorded directly in the address book on Samsung Omnia (name of person, office, office, tlp, email, fax, address ).

These are The Full Specification of Samsung Omnia Or Samsung i900:

Dimensions : 112 x 56.9 x 12.5 mm
Weight : 122 g (with battery)
Screen : 400 x 240 pixels, 3.2" 256K color (65K effective), touch screen, backlit display
Phone type : Quadband
Networks : GSM 850 / 900 / 1800 / 1900
Connectivity : 3G, HSDPA, GPS, Bluetooth, Wi-Fi, GPRS/GSM, USB, EDGE
Messaging : SMS, MMS, Email, Instant message
Storage : 8GB / 16GB internal storage Multimedia
Digital camera : 5 megapixels, 2592?1944 pixels, autofocus, image stabiliser, LED flash;
Video features : Video recording, Video playback, secondary videocall camera, LED lighting
Operating system : Windows Mobile 6.1
Main processor : Marvell PXA312, speed: 624 MHz
RAM & ROM : RAM 128 MB, ROM 256 MB
Expansion : TransFlash/microSD
Battery : Li-Ion 1440 mAh, stand-by Up to 500 hrs & talk time Up to 5 h 50 min
Others :
* Built-in GPS receiver with A-GPS support
* Haptic feedback (vibration feedback),
* Accelerometer (auto orientation),
* Optical trackpad
* FM Radio with RDS

See the Other Product Of Samsung, Samsung G600

Samsung G600 Get Slide And Snape

Samsung sets two contenders running for glory, with two 5 megapixel newcomers on the cameraphone market. The Samsung G600 was first to be announced, and had the mobile community astir. Featuring quad-band GSM/GPRS/EDGE support, a glamorous 2.2″ 16M color TFT display and stereo Bluetooth, the Samsung G600 is easily a tempting all-around multimedia device. The stylish design, the choice of colors and the metallic touch add up to some really exquisite looks. You may as well have a soft spot for this baby already but we are here to make sure its appeal is more than skin-deep.

Key features

Stylish design
5 megapixel autofocus camera with LED flash and VGA video recording
16M color TFT display of QVGA (320×240 pixels) resolution
Ambient light sensor for automatic brightness control
Bluetooth with A2DP
microSD memory card slot
FM radio with recording capabilities
TV out
MS Office documents viewer
Nice web browser
Quick menu response and new menu structure
The enclosed headset finally has a 3.5 mm audio jack
Dynamic home screen
Mobile Tracker application

Main disadvantages

* No 3G support
* Upper row of alphanumeric keys might be hard to reach
* New headset/charger jack incompatible with older accessories
* Xenon flash would’ve suited it better
* Shot-to-shot time on the slow side

Samsung G600 was the first GSM cameraphone by the Korean manufacturer to feature a 5 megapixel camera module. The checkered flag is nowhere in sight in the megapixel race, but obviously 2007 will be marked for the successful conquering of the 5 megapixel barrier. We really don’t think the megapixel count is all that important when it comes to image quality - there’s so much more to it, like color rendering, digital noise and dynamic range. But let’s not get into the photographic mumbo jumbo; we’re reviewing a mobile phone after all.

How about a brief look back though, before we go? You know, a little bit of context won’t hurt. Samsung D900 proved quite a gifted contender in the 3 megapixel shootouts we did in the past. In fact, it even got our recommendation as the best cameraphone in the slider form factor last year. The G600 is in for quite a challenge meeting this kind of expectations. Samsung D900 is already well in the past though, so let’s get on with it. More after the jump.