With the new Omnia 7 handset, Samsung have unveiled a model that not only borrows on the best of their previous handsets, for example the screen from the excellent Galaxy S, but also excels in showing on some superb new features, most significantly the Windows 7 operating system.
One thing that you can be assured of with the Omnia 7 is that wherever you are, the handset is perfect for surfing the web, social networking and e mailing. An important factor in all three of these scenarios is web connectivity, and the handset offers plenty of options both at home, in the office or on the move. Being a high end modern smartphone, you are not exactly surprised to see WiFi present on this model. Offering the fastest possible internet service, it is perfect when you can gain access to a desired network. This may prove difficult however if you are constantly on the move, which is why the phone really benefits from its inclusion of 3G coverage. 3G enables you to achieve the fastest possible mobile data transfer speeds, perfect for keeping in touch whilst on the move.
3G coverage is fairly widespread, but the phone does offer alternative EDGE and GPRS connections should you be out of area. When you achieve a connection, using the phone online is a joy, with not only the large screen creating an enjoyable experience, but also the large processor tucked away inside. This 1Ghz chip is fast, meaning web pages load in an instant, as well as a range of other benefits for the phone.
When you actually get your hands on the Samsung Omnia 7, it is a different experience from other phones you will have encountered before. The 4" screen found on this model does mean that the chassis is large enough to fill the palm of your hand. It really is a question of size over substance, anybody looking for a compact phone would not really be casting there eyes over this model anyway. On the flip side of the coin, the large size holds obvious benefits for web browsing, media playback and gaming. An whichever of these tasks you undertake, you can be assured that it will look great on the 480 x 800 resolution Super AMOLED screen. The display bursts with colour, an even the smallest of text maintains smooth edges even when zoomed in. The screen stands this model apart from alot of its rivals. A 5 mega pixel camera provides great photographic quality whilst the 720P video facility enables you to shoot visually stunning high definition footage. The Samsung Omnia 7 really is an exceptional handset. The screen is a joy to behold and coupled with the new interface it provides a colourful and exciting user experience.
The Samsung Omnia 7 and the HTC Desire HD are available now.
One thing that you can be assured of with the Omnia 7 is that wherever you are, the handset is perfect for surfing the web, social networking and e mailing. An important factor in all three of these scenarios is web connectivity, and the handset offers plenty of options both at home, in the office or on the move. Being a high end modern smartphone, you are not exactly surprised to see WiFi present on this model. Offering the fastest possible internet service, it is perfect when you can gain access to a desired network. This may prove difficult however if you are constantly on the move, which is why the phone really benefits from its inclusion of 3G coverage. 3G enables you to achieve the fastest possible mobile data transfer speeds, perfect for keeping in touch whilst on the move.
3G coverage is fairly widespread, but the phone does offer alternative EDGE and GPRS connections should you be out of area. When you achieve a connection, using the phone online is a joy, with not only the large screen creating an enjoyable experience, but also the large processor tucked away inside. This 1Ghz chip is fast, meaning web pages load in an instant, as well as a range of other benefits for the phone.
When you actually get your hands on the Samsung Omnia 7, it is a different experience from other phones you will have encountered before. The 4" screen found on this model does mean that the chassis is large enough to fill the palm of your hand. It really is a question of size over substance, anybody looking for a compact phone would not really be casting there eyes over this model anyway. On the flip side of the coin, the large size holds obvious benefits for web browsing, media playback and gaming. An whichever of these tasks you undertake, you can be assured that it will look great on the 480 x 800 resolution Super AMOLED screen. The display bursts with colour, an even the smallest of text maintains smooth edges even when zoomed in. The screen stands this model apart from alot of its rivals. A 5 mega pixel camera provides great photographic quality whilst the 720P video facility enables you to shoot visually stunning high definition footage. The Samsung Omnia 7 really is an exceptional handset. The screen is a joy to behold and coupled with the new interface it provides a colourful and exciting user experience.
The Samsung Omnia 7 and the HTC Desire HD are available now.
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