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The Omnia II (I8000), OmniaPRO series (OmniaPRO B7610, OmniaPRO B7320) as well as the OmniaLITE (B7300) feature cutting-edge technology. The new Omnia smartphone line-up follows the success of the very first flagship Omnia phone, Samsung's milestone Open OS model which was launched at CommunicAsia last year. Check out the specs below for more information on the Omnia series.




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These days the world of mobile phones is a lot more complicated than it used to be. Instead of just going out and buying one of the top three models on offer, customers are now faced with a wealth of choice that can seem overwhelming. However, the variety available in the mobile phone industry is really a good thing – it means that you can pick a mobile that best matches your individual needs. Below are some examples of phones that would be ideal for specific people, but when it comes to making a decision it'll be up to you to explore all the features available.

Music loving tech-heads. There's really only one phone to be aware of if you're a devoted music fan and like your gadgets – the iPhone. If you can bring yourself to splash out a little, you'll have at your fingertips a phone that doesn't just pretend to be an MP3 player, it is one. The iPhone also comes complete with countless applications to help you do everything from dividing up the bill after a group meal to playing games when you're bored. Currently only available on O2, however, the iPhone leaves the customer with few price plan options.


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Mobile phones are fairly advanced pieces of kit, and while we have become used to their ubiquity, if one pauses to think about what their phones can actually do, they might be quite staggered. For not only are most mobiles now able to make standard calls and texts, the main motive in buying one is to take advantage of the great incorporated gadgets. A major selling point – and reason why you'd want a particular model – is the built in camera. With social networking sites like Facebook and Twitter, you are able to upload photos taken on your mobile directly to the website without even being connected to a computer.

Moving from the actual phone itself, if you browse any online mobile phone site or go into a high street mobile phone store, you will find all sorts of additional gadgets that can be used with the phone. Not only that but you'll find essential replacement items like batteries and chargers both for use in the UK and abroad. The range of stuff you can get for use with your mobile is bewildering and it is worth considering a selection just to get an idea – especially if you are keen on technology and gadgets. Vodafone's mobile phones site offers a great selection of phones and accessories and is a good place to start.


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March 16th, 2009 VITO Technology Releases New Version 1.8 of iWindowsMobile Communication Suite. Communication Suite makes your Windows Mobile device look stunning with new graphics and finger-friendly interface and reveals the real potential of Windows Mobile touch screen device.

iWindowsMobile Communication Suite has in it all 5 bestsellers from VITO Technology inlcuding new Winterface 1.31, and the forever favorites SMS-Chat, FunContact, ZoomBoard and an improved free Weather app with added options and all bugs fixed.


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O2 Germany just announced its latest Xda windows mobile smartphone called O2 Xda Guide. It is supposed to replace the Xda orbit 2. Like all their phone the Xda guide will have the O2's exclusive design and is running on Microsoft's Windows Mobile 6.1 Professional. It is powered by a Qualcomm MSM 7225 CPU at 528 MHz and features GSM/GPRS/EDGE as well as UMTS/HSDPA/HSUPA in addition to Bluetooth 2.0, WiFi b/g and GPS. The Xda Guide comes with a 2.8" QVGA touchscreen and sports a 3.2 megapixel camera, 256 MB RAM and 512 MB ROM which can be expanded by microSD cards. A 1 GB microSD card is part of the sales package and holds TomTom Navigator 7 (with maps for Germany, Austria and Switzerland).
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Motorola just announced their latest Windows Mobile 6.1 Standard smartphone for mobile professionals and consumers who want a fully featured smartphone complete with a QWERTY keypad for fast messaging, easy access to E-Mail, location services and multimedia applications, the MOTO Q 11. It features quadband GSM/GPRS/EDGE but lacks UMTS/HSPA. Its integrated WiFi b/g and Bluetooth 2.1 are ideal for people who want a high-speed connection for Internet browsing.


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Well what do you know, Firefox Mobile is coming this year after all! No matter if we're going to see alpha and beta versions, we like the news. Hopefully it's true and not another well spread rumor.


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I am really happy to introduce you the brand new User section (link) on FreewarePocketPC.net website. We have worked hard to make this available and now you can register your own account and stay in touch with latest of our features. When you login to the account you can add your favorite freewares, track new version of them and get notified when they are released. You can also view history of downloads and comments you made, so you can re download something you liked or follow responses on products you commented.

We are currently in open beta test for this feature and i strongly encourage you to register an account here and start using it. You can leave thoughts and opinions here at Get Satisfaction.
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Here is the official birth of the S60 5th edition and its first baby, the recently announced Nokia 5800 XpressMusic. 5th version of S60, built on Symbian OS 9.5, adds touch enablers to the platform. Also it include support for sensor framework (adds easy integration of sensors, such as accelerometers into the platform) updated web technologies (WebKit version updated, Flash Lite 3 as standard) and enhanced multimedia functionality (support for widescreen displays, image and video editors as standard).


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Window Mobile users have always been able to enjoy a connection between their PC and Devices thanks to Active Sync and for Vista The Windows Device Center, unfortunately those applications and their sync abilities have been exclusively available for Windows Mobile users, that however has changed thanks to the beta release of Microsoft Phone Data Manager Beta, a sync program that Symbian users can use to create a connection between their devices and Windows based operating systems.


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