If you have grown to love your Omnia handset from Samsung then you should know that its maker has decided to reserve the brand exclusively for Windows Mobile devices. What does that mean? Well for one thing it means that the new Omnia HD which has just passed through the FCC will be referred to as the i8910. Which in turn means that the handset formerly known as the Omnia HD will be wearing a different operating system.
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Bad news Windows Mobile fans, the Samsung Omnia HD will not be running your favorite OS, instead, Symbian is the OS of choice.
The Samsung Omnia HD will be probably a best seller when you take in mind the Symbian S60 5th edition, 8-megapixel camera with HD video recording capability, GPS, WIFI, HDMI output, a 3.5mm audio jack, and support for DivX and DNLA. Here are few pics to take a look at the device as i saw it today at Samsung's place. The folks there said "no pictures please", but I take some for you. See it after the jump...
South Korea's Samsung Electronics will definitely launch the i8910, to be known as Omnia HD, and the M7600, nicknamed Beat DJ, this week at the Mobile World Congress in Barcelona, as can be gleaned by campaign billboards to be found in the Spanish capital right now.
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