Samsung Omnia 2 finally set to launch on Verizon December 2nd
It has been a long time coming, but the CDMA version of the Samsung Omnia 2 is finally set to arrive in little more than week on America’s biggest carrier.
The AMOLED smartphone will come to Verizon in its 8GB version, and will come fully loaded with Visual Voice mail, Rhapsody enabled VCAST music and, opposite to what has been rumoured, Windows Mobile 6.5 right out of the gate.
Engadget has a gallery of pictures from the launch pack available here, which also state the smartphone will be coming in at $199 after a mail-in rebate and be available online and in stores on the 2 December.
Read more at Engadget here.
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Tags: cdma, samsung, samsung omnia 2, verizon, windows mobile 6.5
I do not see any infor. about the GPS. Are they not allowing this feature on this phone
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If you go to Engadgets web site and read the pages of the Launch Package, the GPS is listed.
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This amuses me, Canada's Bell got the Omnia2 a few weeks back.
I never thought I'd see the day we'd get something up here before the Yanks. What's more, I never thought we'd ever get decent subsidized GSM phones in North America. Guess I gotta learn to like contracts because it just doesn't make any sense to keep buying unlocked phones from abroad.
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vzn might be late but I think its still awesome
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