Samsung’s successor to the Symbian-powered i8910 (aka OmniaHD) has just bust its pipes, and is now leaking all over the internet (too soon?).
The leaks thus far point to a 4″ Super AMOLED screen, a 12MP camera with both Xenon and LED flash (why not?), 30fps 720p video recording (just like its older sibling), and 16 or 32 GB internal storage, all running atop Symbian^3.
Oh, and it also includes the soon-to-be-standard-on-high-end-phones WiFi b/g/n and Bluetooth 3.0.
No details of screen resolution were leaked, but some people are suggesting 640×360. That resolution on a 4″ screen would be… lousy… so let’s hope for something better when and if more details trickle out.
Now, here’s some salt (you know, the grains of which you should be taking with this): the left-hand side of the screen looks a little dodgy, so it could be ‘shopped.
…aaand it’s Symbian. Now, no offence to the OS, but I’m finding it pretty hard to get excited about any phone running Symbian when there are so many better alternatives out there (well, two of them). Also, Unwired View add that Samsung are rumoured to stop making Symbian phones by 2011, so this could very well be the last Symbian phone from the Korean manufacturer.
[via Unwired View]