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AT&T’s Samsung Omnia II almost here!

October 5, 2009 by Will Park - 3 Comments

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att-samsung-omnia2AT&T is going big with Windows Mobile 6.5. Following on the carrier’s launch of the AT&T PURE and AT&T Tilt II, new ads hint at a near-term release of the WinMo-powered Samsung Omnia II. The Samsung Omnia was recently seen passing through the FCC on its way to the US with support for AT&T’s 3G frequencies, so it’s not surprising to see the handset finding its way to AT&T’s in-store ads.

The Omnia II’s gigantic 3.7-inch WVGA AMOLED touchscreen display, 5-megapixel camera (auto-focus and dual-LED flash), GPS, WiFi and hefty on-board memory stores should give AT&T a healthy alternative to its iPhone 3GS, which is expected to max out its AT&T exclusivity agreement next year. Of course, there’s the AT&T PURE and Tilt II to contend with as well.

We may know more tomorrow, when Windows Mobile 6.5 officially launches.

[Via: FuzeMobility]

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