Good: More tech than you'll know what to do with • Great display • Excellent media codec recognition • DLNA networking
Bad: Windows Mobile makes it sluggish • Poor battery life • Only parts of the interface are finger-friendly • No 3.5mm input on handset •
Specs: Touchscreen • Bluetooth, Wi-Fi, 3G, HSDPA • 16000 MB • Touchscreen • See more specifications
In Latin Omnia means everything and from the spec sheet in front of us it seems Samsung is intent on keeping this promise. Could this also be the Omnia's downfall? After all, being everything to everyone is a dangerous road to walk and tends to stretch you thin.
Design
With the knowledge of just how much technology is inside the Omnia, the most astounding feature is how light this handset is. At only 122 grams including the battery, the Omnia feels positively featherweight in our hands and its slim proportions — measuring a lithe 12.5mm in thickness — makes the Omnia very pants-portable.
i can twittering // i can facebook // i can myspace // I Am On The GO!! //
but i kinda like blackberry storm..but Alhamdulillah..Omnia also good..thanks Kak Long!! hehhehehehe
** review taken from Cnet
