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Windows Mobile powered Samsung Omnia II - an official cellphone of 2010 Winter Olympics in Canada November 01, 2009 [Pocket PC phone] | By Edward J. R. Canada is a fantastic country - it is "a Scandinavia of America" and amazing place to live and visit. We are happy for Canadians that they got 2010 Winter Olympics that will take place in Vancouver, Canada. Canada is a great country and they deserve these Olympics, but do they deserve Samsung Omnia II only, or maybe something better?
Well, Canadian wireless carrier "Bell Canada" is the official carrier of these 2010 Winter Olympics and Samsung Omnia II is the official cellphone of these Olympics! Now, don't get us wrong: Samsung Omnia II is a great phone but unfortunately it has no multitouch so it is automatically losing with HTC HD2. Unfortunately Samsung engineers still have old mentality and they think that nicely formed cursor button is more important than multitouch. Phone makers should understand at last: multitouch is a must-have feature and all things happen in software on the screen and not in hardware buttons... More information from Bell Canada follows. * * * * * Bell to be the exclusive Canadian carrier of Samsung OMNIA II, Official Mobile Device of the Vancouver 2010 Olympic Winter Games Samsung OMNIA II will operate on Bell Mobility's all-new HSPA wireless network Bell and Samsung today announced the exclusive availability of the Samsung OMNIA II touchscreen smartphone - the Official Mobile Device of the Vancouver 2010 Olympic Winter Games - to operate on Bell Mobility's all-new HSPA network in November. The Samsung OMNIA II will be the perfect device for accessing Bell Mobility's upcoming offering of exclusive 2010 Winter Games mobile content. Clients can also personalize their Samsung OMNIA II with an included Samsung Vancouver 2010 Olympic Winter Games decal. "As a Premier National Partner and the Exclusive Telecommunications Partner to the Vancouver 2010 Olympic and Paralympic Winter Games, Bell is excited to announce the exclusive launch of the Samsung OMNIA II touchscreen smartphone, the Official Mobile Device of the Games," said Adel Bazerghi, Senior Vice President of Products at Bell Mobility. OMNIA II buyers will also be able to download Samsung's Wireless Olympic Works (WOW) communications platform, a comprehensive free application designed to provide real-time information to users' phones and to keep fans connected during the Vancouver 2010 Olympic Winter Games. "As the Official Worldwide Olympic Partner for Wireless Telecommunications Equipment, Samsung takes great pride in our commitment to the Olympic Games and through our wireless technology we are linking fans around the world to the Games by making information related to results, schedules, athletes and more, available," said Paul Brannen, General Manager, Mobile Communications, Samsung Electronics Canada. "Breaking ground in multimedia features and performance, OMNIA II promises an unrivaled all-in-one mobile experience even the most demanding smartphone users will enjoy." With the new Windows Mobile 6.5 operating system, including enhanced on-the-go solutions for email, scheduling and contacts, the powerful Samsung OMNIA II offers a wide range of business and entertainment features:
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