Samsung Omnia i910 Manual
I was reviewing my analytics stats and I noticed that some of you find this site when you search for the Samsung Omnia i910 Manual or Guide. So I thought I would make it easy on you guys. There are two version of the Omnia i910 manual available online:
Verizon Omnia Manual
Samsung Omnia i910 Manual (PDF Verizon Copy from the Samsung Website – 32.63MB)
This manual covers the following topics in detail:
- Section 1: Getting Started
- Section 2: Menu Icons
- Section 3: Understanding Your Phone
- Section 4: Customization and Navigation
- Section 5: Security
- Section 6: Call Functions
- Section 7: Network Services
- Section 8: Entering Text
- Section 9: Messaging
- Section 10: Contacts
- Section 11: Microsoft Mobile Applications
- Section 12: Multimedia
- Section 13: Web
- Section 14: Personal Organizer
- Section 15: Bluetooth and Wi-Fi Services
- Section 16: Synchronization
- Section 17: Tools
- Section 18: Changing Your Settings
- Section 19: Health and Safety Information
- Section 20: Warranty Information
- Index
Samsung Omina i910 Online Guide
Samsung Omnia i910 Guide (SWF Flash Version from the Verizon website)
Now this one I tried to embed on this page but Verizon makes it impossible to distribute because the file is set up to pull all its components from the root of its page. Anyways, here’s a screenshot:
It just about covers the same topics as the PDF manual but include neat animations and videos that might help those like me who are more hands on and rather not read a bunch of technical jargon.
I may go through the Verizon CD and see if there are any other goodies worth showcasing here later today.
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Hi, can you tell me if the Samsung Omnia I910 can take more than 200 SMS in the inbox?
Thanks
Hi,
This website is cool. do you know where I can get a desktop software for my i910?
Regards,
Steve
I don’t know about you but I found this to be about the sorriest supported piece of electronics I’ve ever encountered except for something I built or put together myself. Trying to find apps that worked on it were nonexistent absolutely no help from anywhere. Yours is probably the most informative site I’ve found on this phone. Don’t get me wrong the phone itself and the ideas behind were great. I just can’t wait till my 2 yr contract on it is up next month when I’ll be getting a droid!
Tnx,
JW