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The Samsung Omnia finally lands with a U.S. carrier. Verizon announces it will start offering the touch-screen smartphone in stores on December 8.
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1. You can't transfer files through USB in "disk" mode. You have to use their lame program, which pathetically crashes if run under a simple user account. Removing the memory card from it is such a hassle - you have to remove the battery first,
2. You CAN'T use an MP3 as your ringtone. WHY?
3. Its keypad plastic gives off a nasty chemical smell. Even after a year. W T F?
- by wrangler073 November 26, 2008 5:08 PM PST
- Does anyone know if the omnia is going to land into the sprint arena?
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