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More September Goodness

Posted by Zealot on July 2, 2009 – 3:07 am
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Samsung-Omnia-II-i8000-September As Steve pointed out in a recent comment, there was a possibility that some Windows Mobile 6.5 devices could drop in September along with the Zune HD and a possible new iPod Touch…and he was right.

The Austrian government carrier, A1, will be releasing the Samsung Omnia 2 at the end of September, featuring a beautiful WVGA AMOLED touchscreen…with WinMo 6.5 baked right in. As far as anyone knows now, this will be the first released device to run Windows Mobile 6.5. No word yet if other European carriers will follow suit.

For German speakers, HERE is the press release.

(Source: WMPowerUser)

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  • Hey, it's good to see that somebody actually reads my comments. It's even better to see that I'm not totally full of crap. LOL

    Seriously, the Omnia II looks great. Too bad it still doesn't appear to have hardware softkeys, which is probably my biggest complaint with the Omnia I.

    And wasn't there some guideline that all WM 6.5 devices had to have a dedicated Windows key? I don't see one on the Omnia II.

    Steve
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