What you are seeing here is a phone that will never be in the hands of a customer. This is Samsung’s Omnia i8910-based Windows Phone 7 prototype. It is only designed to test out the limits of Windows Phone 7, which is still, sad to say, quite “buggy”. This particular device is …

Samsung has always kind of baffled me.  They’re a great source for doing things you don’t expect, especially in their cell phones.  So it wasn’t exactly a surprise that the Samsung Omnia would give me a couple of interesting surprises to discuss–read on. The Samsung Omnia is a smartphone with a touch screen that can [...]

Here is a fully functioning trading platform that should be great for on-the-go traders. The ForexYard Mobile Trader for iPhones is a free app that is easy to use and delivers the most convenient trading service to anyone. They come in 16 different languages and ties in directly to your trading platform at home without [...]

The Samsung Omnia II will soon be released at Verizon on December 2 for $200 on contract after a $100 mail-in rebate. This should probably come as no surprise as the original was also with the big V, and so this Windows Mobile 6.5 will be in stiff competition with the Moto Droid. Here’s a [...]