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Bell to carry Omnia II, official phone of 2010 Winter Olypmics 
MobileWhack.com | by Jeff | Sat, Oct 31
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Bell has recently announced that they will be the exclusive carriers of the official handset of the 2010 Winter Olympics which is none other than the Samsung Omnia II. The Omnia II features Windows Mobile 6.5, a 3.7-inch touchscreen, 5mp camera, WiFi, GPS and 7.2Mbps UMTS/HSPA. Unfortunatel...
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Dusan Belic from IntoMobile - Mobile Phone News and Reviews says
(in Bell’s Samsung Omnia II is the official mobile phone of the 2010 Olympic Winter Games)
Via: SamsungHub]
Samsung Omnia coming to Bell next month!Keep tabs on the 2008 Olympics with your mobile phoneThe unofficial “Pez dispenser” Olympic Games phoneSamsung unveils the Samsung Omnia II I8000Samsung Omnia HD rumored to run Windows Mobile
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