The Omnia Lite is designed for users who demand an easy smartphone interface, multimedia, internet, and business mobile features. This pocket sized wonder features TouchWiz 2.0 and downloadable widgets making it user-friendly, while its 3D multimedia player provides enhanced entertainment.
On 24th June 2009 Samsung Innovation Quest launches with a competition to build home screen widgets for the i8910 HD. Join the competition!
This morning Samsung Korea announced the T*Omnia, Omnia’s big brother. Both are similar, however, the Korean version has several improved features; A slightly larger Screen 3.3” (Omnia has a 3.22”) A Higher Resolution 480 x 800 (Omnia has a 240 x 400 screen resolution) and a Digital TV Tuner. Pics and Numbers after break.
To many mobile owners battery life is the most important aspect of a phone. Afterall, what good is a great device if it has a bad batttery? Ahem…iphone. . . So just how good is the Samsung Omnia HD battery? Lets just say, it can play music longer then you care to listen. Read the [...]
Rleader, from Allaboutsymbian has been in the trenches trying to figure the Omnia HD DLNA mystery. He reports, “Trying to view i8910 encoded 1280×720 HD recorded content on a ‘Full HD’ Samsung LCD TV *sigh* my journey continues – this is proving difficult.”
Samsung Mobile Innovators have been considering the Omnia HD’s AMR codec issue. BenM who is on the team had this to say in regards to the issue, “[He has] Escalated the AAC issue through the development team to understand the problem…”
Yesterday we reported on the sorry state of the AMR audio codec used on the Omnia HD. This video demonstrates the Omnia HD’s Achilles’ heel in a way words can’t describe. As the recording phone moves around you can hear audio distort. Video after the break.
While there are some complaints circulating forums the Omnia HD will not be improving its AMR-Narrow Band audio codec whilst recording video. It has been reported on the Samsung innovator forum that there are no plans to swap AMR codec for the better AAC codec.
We have provided a Samsung Omnia HD video tutorial which will explain how to use all of the sharing and internet features:
Content & photo sharing
Mobile Community Blogging
Internet browsing
Internet zoom
Internet bookmarking
RSS feeds
We have provided a Samsung Omnia HD video tutorial which will explain how to use all of the camera features:
Camera
Send photo’s
Panorama
Mosaic Shot
Scene Shot
Picture Management
Send Via bluetooth
Publish on web
How good is the Samsung Omnia HD’s GPS? HDblog.it demonstrates the phone’s aptitude in this video . This phone locks onto satellites very quickly. Could it replace your TomTom, I think so.
The video is not in English but is subtitled.
With devices such as the Sasmung Omnia HD i8910 supporting full HD video playback via an HDMI cable it was only a matter of time until some one came up with a new cable. Teachon shows off the future of HDMI, with their latest article on HDMI MINI. TrustedReviews.com writes, ”
The next revision of the [...]
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