Samsung i8910i Omnia HD

I was struggling to find a new phone when I stumbled across the Samsung i8910 HD. I was hooked on it instantly. The phone has a very large AMOLED screen which is incredibly bright and colourful. Easily the best screen I have ever set eyes on. The only let down to the screen is that it scratches easily unlike the iPhone's which is seemingly impossible to scratch. The camera has a fast start-up time and response and the pictures are very high quality. The video quality (being 720p HD) is far superior to any phone I have owned or used, even better than my standalone digital camera. I can't fault the design of the phone as it is beautiful ...  Read the complete review

One look at this phone and you are already in love with it. The aesthetic is very clear and just reminds you of Tag Heuer phone. HOWEVER, LOOKS CAN BE DECEIVING. (NB, got this phone stolen a week after purchasing, therefore it is not going to be as detailed.) Aesthetics: When I took out the phone out of the box, I was little disappointed with it's plasticky feel that made this stunning design. However, it did make the phone quite lighter than you think. Also, it may be the weight, but it made the phone slender as what you would think. Menu and Applications: When I was going through menu's and application, I wasn't so pleased with ...  Read the complete review

The Samsung i8910i or Omnia HD is one of the newest phone models by Samsung and the first ever phone to have HD video recording. The features of this phone are an 8 Megapixel camera with 4x Digital Zoom, a HD camcorder, a 3.7in AMOLED full touch screen with a resolution of 364 x 640, a 3.5mm headphone jack, FM radio, stereo speakers an accelerometer, Bluetooth, Wi-Fi a MicroSD slot that supports up to 32gb memory sticks and 8gb/16gb built in memory. This phone runs the Symbian S60 v5 operating system. The phone is nearly completely controlled by touch, i.e. no physical pull out number, letter and navigation keys. Some people do not like having to ...  Read the complete review