
Samsung Omnia 2: Verizon Wireless makes changes
By: Peter Chubb | September 23, 2009 | 5 CommentsWhen Samsung launched its Omnia 2 handsets, we assumed that when it was released to other networks, they would all look the same. However, Verizon have always wanted to be different, so have made changes to the design of the phone.
Phones Review have been doing some digging, and it seems that Verizon have done away with the handsets distinctive cubic d-pad. Engadget now reports that the cubic d-pad on the Samsung Omnia 2 has been replaced by a shield style design.
To give you an idea of what this new design looks like, just imagine the cubic d-pad that is found on the South Korean B900. The only other change that we know of is its battery, Verizon have now increased this to a 1500mAh battery.
We recently reported that the new Samsung Omnia 2 will revolutionize the way you text and email, let us know if this in in fact true.
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