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Meaning “everything” in Latin and “wish” in Arabic, the Samsung Omnia for Verizon Wireless is designed to provide business users with stylish multimedia capabilities and personal mobile users with simple access to business based functions. This touchscreen-enabled phone has a large, brightly colorful 3.2 inch screen, and it includes Samsung’s intuitive and easily customizable TouchWiz user interface. Other features include 8 GB of internal memory, a built-in GPS receiver, 5-megapixel camera, multi-format digital audio player, Bluetooth for handsfree communication and stereo music streaming, MicroSD memory expansion, video output to your TV, and up to 5.8 hours of talk time. With the Windows Mobile 6.1 operating system, the Omnia supports Microsoft System Center Mobile Device Manager, which provides single-point access to line of business and corporate data such as applications, files and other information located on the corporate network. It also provides push (more…)
Viturin
on Jul 3rd, 2009
@ 3:50 am:
1.0 out of 5 stars
A Mistake
You will be making a mistake which you will come to regret if you buy this cell phone. Battery life is extremely limited – with very light use (less than 30 minutes a day) the…
Dwight
on Jul 3rd, 2009
@ 9:31 am:
2.0 out of 5 stars
No good unless you can keep it plugged in
This is for the Verizon version of the Omnia. Battery lasts a little over a day unless you use blue-tooth or Wi-Fi (Wi-Fi will kill it in 1/2 hour).
Saar
on Jul 3rd, 2009
@ 5:01 pm:
4.0 out of 5 stars
Either you need it, or you don’t.
I have had this phone for about a little over a month and a half. On the contrary to what the previous reviewer from earlier today has said, I am twenty years old and actually…
Yasu
on Jul 3rd, 2009
@ 8:03 pm:
5.0 out of 5 stars
Why do you think internet access should be free?
First, the phone is awesome. No complaints.
Second, understand that Verizon charges for data usage and internet access…
Victoria
on Jul 4th, 2009
@ 12:17 am:
5.0 out of 5 stars
Rate the phone, not the carrier
To all you people giving the Omnia a 1 star rating is like buying a new car and then rating it a terrible car because you found out gas was expensive!
Anonymous
on Jul 4th, 2009
@ 3:38 am:
5.0 out of 5 stars
Not sure why you’re rating the phone down for things that aren’t it’s fault…
Yes, it requires a data plan and yes, the GPS is locked down. But so what? it’s not the phone’s fault that VZW implemented those policies.
Wren
on Jul 4th, 2009
@ 8:47 am:
3.0 out of 5 stars
data plan and battery life
to all those who are complaining about the $30 data plan and want to switch to at&t, here’s some news for you…
Luther
on Jul 4th, 2009
@ 4:15 pm:
3.0 out of 5 stars
Not Voice Activation approved for bluetooths
My biggest gripe with this phone is that none of the Verizon employees knew that this phone did not come with voice activation when I first ordered it.
Humaira
on Jul 4th, 2009
@ 8:40 pm:
1.0 out of 5 stars
15 year Verizon Customer
I’ve been a customer of Verizon for 15+ years. I went to my online account due to a Digg article about them selling your private data unless you opt out of it (I was able to opt…
Ipo
on Jul 5th, 2009
@ 12:52 am:
1.0 out of 5 stars
Samsung phones suck! Carrot and Stick!
This one crashes all the time. It has more functions than what is practical and they force you to buy a data plan with this phone and all smartphones.