Samsung’s new smartphone is inspired by iPhone, and starts off by pummelling its Apple rival with a cracking, five-meg camera with autofocus, flash and face detection. Just like the iPhone, you can customize the homepage icons and the touchscreen is very responsive, scrolling through the photos is very enjoyable. The only problem is that the Omnia lacks the iPhone’s user friendliness because at the end of the day, it’s still Windows Mobile, and there is still a stylus as opposed iPhone’s touch. And to top that ugly feature, the stylus is attached through a lanyard.