Remember about the Samsung Omnia i900 which we spoke about quite sometime back? We’re back with an update.

Omnia i900 closely resembles the Apple iPhone, right down to the basic essentials. For one, some of the features are a religious ‘inspiration’ of the original iPhone. The diversion comes with the memory card slot, removable battery and a few extra keys. The features seem ok but all we ask is, if the $700 price tag is worth it?

Want to read a detailed review of the Samsung Omnia i900? Click here! If you already own this pocket pc and would like to update the operating system, download the i900 updates from here. While we find no significant improvements on this update from samsung for omnia, we can say that already existing/fogotten InTheHand application from Handango (resembles iPhone' app store but primitive). You shall instead have a look at our site everyday or so for new updates and other offers. Don't forget to create a free account today and also check out our award winning software Ultimate Theft Alert v35! to secure your expensive omnia i900.

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