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If you can live without the 3G (or, of course, if you live in an area that has 2100MHz UMTS) then the Omnia deserves to be on your shortlist. No, not an iPhone 3G killer, and not even “the best” Windows Mobile phone ever, but a solid option and likely to be a popular one. If Samsung do the sensible...
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| 2 | Gadgetell |
| 3 | SlashGear |
| 4 | YouTube |
| 5 | palmaddict.typepad.com |
| 6 | Engadget |
| 7 | GigaOM |
| 8 | Pocket PC Thoughts |
| 9 | MSDN Blogs |
| 10 | Techcrunch |
| 11 | Lifehacker |
| 12 | sev.prnewswire.com |
| 13 | Ubergizmo |
| 14 | GPS Business |
| 15 | Inside GNSS |
• The battery ran down completely during my first day of testing, after a few phone calls and some modest GPS navigation, and the battery indicator drops fast when it's just on standby. In fairness, you shouldn't use this phone or any other phone without a car charger, if you intend to use it f...
Mon, Oct 5 | from Gizmodo