The specs of the Samsung B7620, which the company’s Twitter feed labels as the Giorgio Armani 2, has been leaked. According to the product page, we are looking at a 800MHz processor, Windows Mobile 6.1 Professional, A-GPS, Stereo FM Radio with RDS, WiFi, business card scanner, “Work & Life” mode (like the B7610), Office Mobile and the usual assortment audio / video codecs.

Information has now surfaced indicating the new Samsung handset that has just passed Bluetooth certification is indeed the Giorgio Armani 2. The model has a model designation GT- B7620, which means it should be part of the new Omnia Series – perhaps a sophisticated version of the Samsung Omnia PRO B7610. It sports a sliding QWERTY keyboards and aureate design elements.

The hearsay also describes the Samsung Giorgio Armani B7620 as a smartphone with promising functionality. We do hope the manufacturer announces official information that would reveal the exact specifications, price and market launch date.

The Samsung B7620 Giorgio Armani 2 is not even out yet but the handset has been leaked already. The phone will include some impressive specs. We have no pictures for you but since the phone has been leaked Samsung might just as well officially announce it. We will keep a keen eye on it.

B7620′s product details page

Still undecided about the Samsung Omnia? Here’s a meticulous review by PocketPCThoughts Jon Westfall.

In Australia, it looks like the Samsung Omnia is moving along well. Although its biggest downside is that it is not supported by Australia’s fastest network, Telstra NextG. I had a friend who almost made the costly  mistake of purchasing one based on his assumption that it was NextG compatible. Good thing he asked the question before leaving the store!

What did PocketPCThoughts think about the Samsung Omnia?

After using the Omnia for about a month, I can actually say something I’ve been wishing were true for awhile: this is a device that makes me excited to use Windows Mobile again! Samsung has done a good job on their first attempt to seriously tweak the OS, and may have even outdone modifying kingpin HTC in some areas. I didn’t even mention the fact that the Omnia has at least 8 GB of on-board storage to play with, and there are many other nuances that make the Omnia very attractive. The Omnia is my new daily driver, and I’m eager to see what the next generation hardware/software combo from Samsung will be.

continue reading "Samsung Omnia Review"

And even more Samsung OMNIA accessories are now listed in our catalog just in time for the Holidays. This time ’round, we got a list of silicon cases for the Samsung OMNIA, made of high-quality and flexible silicon material.

continue reading "Samsung OMNIA Silicon Cases at Mr. Gadget Australia"

If you haven’t seen our catalog yet, we’ve got a healthy dose of Samsung Omnia SCH-900 leather cases listed and ready for your handsets to use. We got numerous styles to choose from (book, flip, vertical and horizontal pouch) and a variety of colors (black, brown and red).

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Finally, Samsung OMNIA, the brand’s touch screen handset released at the same time the iPhone 3G was, is now available in Australia. It will be available through two carriers – Vodafone and Three – on a $79 cap plan for a 24-month lock-in period.

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The Samsung OMNIA is another one of the most anticipated pocket PCs of the year, and it’s now hitting stores as early as next week! The Samsung OMNIA is a Windows Mobile 6.1 Pro device with a full-faced 3.2-inch WQVGA touch screen display and a 5 megapixel camera with auto-focus and smile detection.

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