Samsung Omnia is coming to Veirzon Wireless in Next Month.

Windows Mobile 6.1® Professional

Integrate your office and mobile phone seamlessly with Windows Mobile® 6.1 Professional. The Microsoft® Office Mobile Suite allows you to view and edit documents for PowerPoint, Excel and Word. Plus, Windows Mobile is easily expandable with PC-friendly applications.
TouchWiz Technology

The Samsung TouchWiz^TM interface includes an intuitive tap & sweep functionality, tactile feedback and a large QWERTY keyboard. Plus, specially designed widgets let you customize and personalize the way you use your phone.

High-Speed Connectivity and Full HTML Web Browsing

View full HTML web pages in portrait or landscape view, all while taking advantage of access to high-speed data.

5MP Autofocus Camera

Expect high-quality images from Samsung Omnia^TM, which comes equipped with a 5.0 megapixel autofocus camera. Plus, get additional features like smile shot, face detection, auto-panorama shot and video recording.
Video & Audio Support

Samsung Omnia^TM supports a robust list of popular video and audio codecs: MP4, WMV, DivX, Xvid, MP3, WMA, AAC and AAC+. Additionally, with a TV-out jack (cable purchased separately), you can easily view content from your phone on a bigger screen.
GPS Navigation

With a built-in GPS and intuitive navigation software, you'll always know where you're headed. Plus, tag your favorite locations for easy recall.

You've probably heard that AT&T is suing Verizon for their earlier TV ads on how AT&T's 3G coverage sucks compare to Verizon Wireless 3G coverage. 

AT&T's conditions are as follow

* Wants to stop use of "misleading" maps in Verizon ads

* Says ads are causing "incalculable" market share loss

* AT&T asks for temporary restraining order

* Verizon Wireless says suit without merit (Adds Verizon Wireless comment, detail from suit, background)

That was couple of days ago, but today, we found another Verizon Wireless's ad bashing AT&T's network, see below video, don't forget to leave the comment below.

Businessweek.com reported that there's a good chance that Verizon will be releasing the iPhone, because Verizon seems to boost their cell service network to handle a more massive traffic.

There's no telling yet whether or when AT&T (T) might lose its position as the sole U.S. carrier of the Apple (AAPL) iPhone. But in the event Apple opts to partner with other mobile-phone service providers, Verizon Wireless says it's up to the task.

Verizon Wireless has even made upgrades that would make its network more capable of handling extra traffic that would be generated by the iPhone, Verizon Wireless Chief Technology Officer Anthony Melone says in an interview.

"We have put things in place already," Melone tells Bloomberg BusinessWeek. "We are prepared to support that traffic."

AT&T has come under fire for the spotty performance of its network. Vexed by dropped calls and slow download speeds, some consumers say the company was unprepared for the surge in traffic that's resulted from iPhone use. Verizon Wireless in TV commercials has mocked AT&T's network coverage, and Melone says his company's equipment would do a better job catering to the heavy data demands of iPhone customers. "Absolutely, I think we could handle it," he says.

via: businessweek.com