Samsung Omnia 7 Featuring Windows Phone 7

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Samsung very recently conquered the smartphone market thanks to its Samsung Galaxy S, which created waves around the world. It helped establish Samsung has a global player in high-end smart phone department. Samsung, however, does not seem to be resting on its laurels and it has come out with its latest phone, which is a bit of a surprise when you know about its operating system. This is because the new Samsung Omnia 7 is a phone that runs on the Windows operating system rather than the usual Android operating system, which seems to be the stronghold for many Samsung phones.

As a result, the new Samsung Omnia 7
is very unique amongst Samsung phones and it becomes very desirable for this aspect alone. Feature wise, it is very similar to the Samsung Galaxy S and it is also similar to its predecessor in terms of styling too. Most of the design themes from the Samsung Galaxy S are being carried on to the Samsung Omnia 7. It is evident from the 4 inch display that both the phones share. It employs the same resolution and ...
... the same technologies to make it brilliant like the display seen in the Samsung Galaxy S. It seems that Samsung engineers have succeeded in that attempt and this probably is the best phone to be displaying the latest Windows operating system from Microsoft.

Microsoft expects this new operating system to be finally offering some kind of competition to the Android operating system, which has so far endured no competition at all. The Microsoft a number of revolutionary features than most out that the ‘Tiles'. It is a feature that lends great character to the operating system and it also makes it very unique. To run the latest Windows operating system, the Samsung Omnia 7 uses a very powerful processor belonging to the Qualcomm Snapdragon line. It is a QSD8250 processor that is rated at 1 GHz. It does the job together with the huge amounts of RAM that are thrown in by Samsung. Despite having all these features, the Samsung Omnia 7 is very similar to a lightweight sports car in that it does not consume too much power at all.

In fact, it only has a 1500 mAh battery, but still it is quite sufficient for providing up to 6 hours of talk time in the 3G mode. Battery is often a factor that is overlooked and the Samsung Omnia 7 is probably the first phone to be so powerful, yet so efficient. Even though the phone comes with a fantastic media player that is compatible with a number of different formats, it still has options like FM radio and so on. Hence, if you are bored with the 16 GB of music content stored in your phone, you can always rely on other means of entertainment. Even though the phone is one of the feature rich phones of the decade, it does not cost a lot. Prices are around £420 in the United Kingdom. You may also wish to explore more about Samsung Galaxy Tab for other available deals.