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Feel In Touch: The Samsung Omnia Reviewed 
Pocket PC Thoughts | by Jon Westfall | Wed, Dec 24
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The Omnia also includes Samsung's "Touch Player", a more finger centric and friendly interface to listen to music compared to regular old Windows Media Player that we've had since the stylus-intense days of old.
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