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Verizon Wireless Shopping choice(Omnia2)

December 23, 2009 | By WenWP

Today I had the tree main Windows Mobile Verizon phone. I wondered, maybe I should make a video to put them head to head and maybe help you guys make your choose this holiday a lot easier.

I would Go with the Omnia2 because it is nice, fast and has software to the infinity number(just kidding). The only fault I hate about the device is the standby freeze and the never ending error massages, but I bet that all of the problems can be fixed with an update/flash.

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Samsung’s Windows Mobile devices to come with Midomi MusicID software

July 9, 2009 | By Surur

Samsung has partnered with MELODIS Corporation to include its Midomi music search and ID application into SAMSUNG’s Windows Mobile platform. This software allows users to identify music by holding the phone to a speaker as well as singing or humming in snippets.

Midomi will use its Sound2Sound Search Science technology which MELODIS claims provides an improved accuracy, faster response time and increased scalability.

“We are very pleased to partner with SAMSUNG to make our music search and ID technology available to Windows Mobile users," said Amir Arbabi, vice president of Business Development, MELODIS. "Midomi is a truly global product designed for deployment in multiple languages and on multiple platforms. SAMSUNG’s launch of Midomi-enabled handsets represents the first step in what we see as a long-term, worldwide collaboration between our two companies.”

Unfortunately MELODIS does not provide its own music store, but integrates with the wireless carriers’ music stores, allowing users to immediately and easily purchase the music they discover.

Via TMCNET.com

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Samsung T*Omnia runs at 806 Mhz

November 24, 2008 | By Surur

As if we needed another reason to be jealous of the Samsung T*Omnia, this video from the Korean launch of the device shows that, besides the 800×480 screen, TV tuner and larger screen, the device is also powered by an 806 Mhz processor, presumably of the Marvell variety.

We have long seen ARM processor roadmaps stagnate, but it is now very exciting to see the market opening up again. Hopefully this will push Qualcomm to get those 1 Ghz processors up and running.

Via Coolsmartphone.com

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