The good: Full range of wireless features; haptic feedback; improved text input methods; navigation software included; attractive design; excellent battery life; Opera 9.5 browser included.
The bad: Some apps may not work properly; finger scrolling not consistently implemented; use of microSD slot requires battery removal; no stylus slot.
The bottom line: The Omnia is a good alternative to the HTC Touch Diamond with a competitive price and a truckload of features, though Samsung does need to work on the interface to improve its consistency and usefulness.
Retail Price: $1,088
With 2 years contract with M1: $628
Just a update.. Got my Omnia on 23 Aug 2008 from M1shop.
Since i can't able to buy Apple i-phone as it only available in Singtel Shops.
Well i am contented to own Omnia also not a bad choice i guess haha..
It have better reviewed too than i-phone.. ;p
