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Review summary: After launching in Europe almost a year ago, and then the U.S. before the holidays in December, Canada almost seems like the Omnia's last stop for the developed world, now that Bell and Telus are promoting it as an alternative to the iPhone.

Verdict: While the Omnia runs on Windows Mobile 6.1, the interface is amplified by TouchWiz, Samsung's proprietary overlay. There is a sidebar of widgets running down the left side that houses all the key applications you can use on the phone, like Facebook, ...

Review summary: The Omnia from Samsung is a Windows Mobile 6.1 smartphone, though you would hardly know it from first impressions. Windows Mobile is hidden away behind a finger-touch friendly front-end that tries to make it look a ...

Verdict: We like the Omnia a lot. It brings Windows Mobile into a more consumer friendly world, adds a good camera and includes plenty of strong features. But both its optical mouse and its on-screen keyboards are disappointing.

Review summary: This phone can do it all, but it's exceedingly frustrating to use, and that counts it out

Verdict: It even beats the iPhone in some respects. In the box is a good pair of headphones, or you can use your own via the 3.5mm adapter provided. Plus, there's a fantastic array of software extras. With the Omnia, you can shoot video (the iPhone can't) and ...

Review summary: OMNIA means "everything" in Latin, and given its feature list, it's fair to assume that this means that it can do everything that one could expect from a modern smartphone. The question is: how good is it at what it does. In this review, we will try ...

Review summary: Samsung Omnia smartphone review at LetsGoMobile : The Samsung Omnia smartphone was originally sold as a special Millionaire Pack. The Samsung Millionaire Pack adds just that little extra to the Omnia i900. The black matte package carrying the text: ...