Bell to get Samsung Omnia II in HSPA form

Oct 30th 2009
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Bell on Friday said it will soon add the Samsung Omnia II to its lineup in time for the 2010 Winter Olympics. The announcement is significant as the first HSPA version of the handset for North America and for its use of Bell’s upcoming HSPA network, scheduled for a November 5th launch. Reflecting Samsung’s sponsorship of the event, Bell Omnia II owners will have access to a free Olympics app to keep track of events and a decal for the phone back….

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