Samsung Omnia i900 Review

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Samsung has dug their nails deeper into the technological world by entering the mobile phone market with slider handsets like the U600 and U900. Advancing further, Samsung introduced the Tocco touchscreen phone and the BlackJack smartphone. The next step up from these two phones is the combination of them. Introducing the new Samsung Omnia i900. Samsung executives don’t believe in simple designs. Instead, they strike competitors where it hurts with advanced technology like this featured packed touchscreen iphone.

What makes the Samsung Omnia i900 mobile phone so exceptional? There are so many features on it that make it stand out from its competitors. For instance, it’s a Windows based mobile phone with a five-megapixel camera. In fact, the lens of the camera will process pictures in a 2592 x 1944 resolution. However, there are other features on this phone that you will love including: autofocus, flash, ISO adjustment, colour modes, selectable scene settings and white balance correction. While these may seem commonplace, you have to take in other phone features you’re bound to fall in love with including: GPS geo-tagging, face detection, macro mode and innovative panorama.

What else makes this Samsung Omnia i900 mobile phone for so popular? It’s got a 3.2-inch screen with a 240 x 400 resolution. It uses the operating system Windows Mobile 6.1 Professional. Following examples of other mobile phone companies, Samsung has tweaked Windows Mobile and added in their own software. Why was this done?

It was done so that users could easily use it and it would be pleasing for their eyes. It’s similar to HTC’s TouchDiamond device. TouchWiz, as dubbed by Samsung, has this framework and utilized it with Samsung F480 Tocco…there you would find no Windows Mobile. Samsung has, for some time, tried to be rid of the Windows Mobile look and unless you have to get technical with it, you won’t see it. The Samsung (copying the Tocco) allows users choose widgets to use on the home screen. In fact, you can drag it to the main screen from the toolbar. They allow you to control a number of features including the music player to displaying the clock.

There are so many features on the Samsung Omnia i900 that will catch your eye besides the camera and the widgets. For instance, the phone is a quad-band 3G device with HSDPA 7.2 Mbps support. You’ll stay connected with the Bluetooth and Wi-Fi settings. It’s got GPS when you need it. The phone has an internal memory of 8 GB or 16 GB. You can expand that thanks to the MicroSD card slot. You also have: music player, RDS FM radio, video player (Divx) and organizer.

You already know that touchscreen phones are “all” the craze these days. Touchscreen phones that are easy to operate stand a better chance of winning over consumers. Samsung’s TouchWiz is winning over consumers. Along with the TouchWiz program, Windows has also done some upgrading with Mobile 6.1. Unless you have to go deep into the phone, you’ll like what you see. There’s no reason to complain about the operating software of the Samsung Omnia i900.

You really can’t gripe about the phone’s battery life either. It’s got about 500 hours of standby time with approximately six hours of time you can talk on it. The Samsung Omnia i900 isn’t an alternative to the iPhone but if you want a decent and smart phone, then this is the smartphone for you.