The Omnia HD is a 3.7-inch screen 360 x 640 resolution display with an HDMI port to play back high definition videos on a monitor or an HD-ready television. It records video at 720p resolution, has an 8 megapixels with autofocus and flash, geotagging, Smile Detection Technology, Face Detection, On-board software lets users edit photos and videos directly on the handset and is powered by Symbian S60 5.0, Samsung’s first handset to use that operating system. The OS is tailored for tou…
See moreThe Omnia HD is a 3.7-inch screen 360 x 640 resolution display with an HDMI port to play back high definition videos on a monitor or an HD-ready television. It records video at 720p resolution, has an 8 megapixels with autofocus and flash, geotagging, Smile Detection Technology, Face Detection, On-board software lets users edit photos and videos directly on the handset and is powered by Symbian S60 5.0, Samsung’s first handset to use that operating system. The OS is tailored for touch input, and the Omnia HD utilizes the TouchWiz user interface for one-click access to widgets that provide stock, weather, news, and other Web-based information. Connectivity options on the Omnia HD are Wi-Fi, 3G, and Bluetooth. Its GPS chip can use cellular data for assisted GPS functions such as location-based services, and navigation.The handset will come with 8 GB or 16 GB of memory and users can add more via the MicroSD slot.
Samsung Electronics Co. Ltd., unveiled the Omnia HD, Samsung’s first Symbian full-touch handset, and features 720P high definition video recording and decoding on mobile, as well as an Active Matrix Organic Light Emitting Diode (AMOLED) touch screen that offers sharpness of tone, vivid colours and clarity in direct sunlight as well as less power consumption. It also features Brilliant HD – a HD video recording feature enables users to capture moments in HD (720p) quality, enjoy HD content on HD TV via DLNA technology and share real-time live video as users shoot it via qik.com. The 16: 9 aspect ratio screen of QHD display with 16 million colour and dual stereo speaker opens the world of mobile multimedia experiences to high definition, enabling users to enjoy SD (Standard Definition) / HD (High Definition) videos in cinema scale quality with caption. It also features internet access of HSUPA 5.76Mbps and HSDPA 7.2Mbps that enables download or upload; Auto-Rotating Display; GPS with integrated compass for both pedestrians and drivers, and the navigation touch control and voice guidance via dual stereo speaker provide drivers with easy and safe navigation; internal memory (available in 8GB and 16GB capacity options), with the addition of a 32GB microSD card, that allows storage up to 48GB, which translates to 35 DVD-quality movies or 18,000 8MP photographs; Intuitive 3D interface that allows users to move around and multi-task. The motion-enabled features includes 3D games while Samsung Mobile Widget delivers up-to-date information of choice to the mobile phone.
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i bought 2 samsung hd's off of ebay and and they don't have gps. i bought 1 off of gsmallover.com and it does have gps?? where did I go wrong here?
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Hi all: I've had my i8910 since August. Got it from a private seller on eBay, who sold it as an unwanted upgrade and I paid £310 - not a bad price. However, it was locked to Orange and I unbranded, then unlocked it, so I could use it with my existing Vodafone SIM. Overall, I'm VERY happy with it. It's my second phone since moving to the UK in 2006. My first (which I still have) was a Nokia 6280). Yes, the sound quality on Nokia IS better, even with the official firmware update from Samsung. Here is my current question. Can anyone point me to an application which DEFINITELY allows me to install Google Talk on the Omnia i8910 HD? Cheers! Michael
Answered by Amber 2009-12-08:
There are a lot of applications online such as Opera mini. You can search online for the suitable apps for your
Answered by UKnewbie 2009-12-09:
Thanks for taking the time to reply, Amber. I've found and am now making use of Talkonaut. Best wishes, Michael
I am very intersted in the Samsung Omnia HD, but am concerned at hearing that updates for the Symbian operating system might be difficult to come by, whereas for a Nokia device they would be readily available. IS this a real / current issue?
Answered by UKnewbie 2009-12-01:
Hi Asymilligan: This reply may be well after you've found your answer to this, but, as I've just joined here today, that's the best I can do :-) I updated the firmware on my i8910 through Samsung's site, so it was an official update, not one of the various leaked ones. Not to say that some of the other countries' updates aren't useful, but it tends to be the case, as far I can see, that one REALLY must know what one is doing then. So, I don't see it as an issue. Cheers!
Answered by UKnewbie 2009-12-01:
Oops! Adymilligan, I meant! (I'd be *DANGEROUS* if I could