We gave you the same for HTC Touch Diamond, now we're back for Samsung Omnia who even had their updates recently.

First of all, thanks to the anonymous tipper who has definitely played a lot with this new Samsung Omnia to the core.

Here's the tip: Dial *#0002*28346# on your Samsung Omnia to show up the hidden menus

For LoudspeakerSelect Menu > Normal > Handset (First Selection)
(In this menu you can change various settings for the Handset/Loudspeaker. -db turns down the volume down, +db vice-cersa)

Speaker volume: SPK(02) : Set this to -1.5db (0 will distort too much)
Digital-to-analog: DAC(0C) : Set this to 0db (This effects the overall volume of music, movie playback and etc..)

For Headphones
Select Menu > Normal > Headset (Second Selection)

Headphones volume: HP(02) : Set this to 0db
Digital-to-analog: DAC(0C) : Set this to 0db (This effects the overall volume of music, movie playback and etc..)

Finally goto Menu and Apply for all changes to take effect. It is recommended to play a MP3 file for test after each change before finalizing. If anything may go wrong, don;t forget to backup your pocket pc.

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