Visiting Verizon Wireless’s online store, you will now be able to find the long-awaited Samsung Omnia II. Similar to reports earlier, the device will be available for $199.99 with a 2-year contract. This is certainly a competitive price for the device considering the features that the device offers.

It seems like the Samsung Omnia II is finally ready to launch before Black Friday (sale during Thanksgiving). From the look of it, UPS has uploaded shipments of Verizon Wireless’s brochure materials and boxes that will contain the Omnia II. It might take about 2 weeks for distribution. This will set the date of launch to be around Thanksgiving (Nov 16th).

Samsung launches T*Omnia II in its home country, South Korea. The detail specification is more or less similar, but the looks is somewhat different from what we have seen on the Verizon Samsung Omnia II.

The launch date for Verizon’s Samsung Omnia II has been a well kept secret since the device was first announced. While similar devices have been launched across Europe and Asia, users in the U.S had to remain patient. The wait, however, according to the rumors going around won’t be long.

As promised, the Samsung Armani Windows Phone (with Windows Mobile 6.5) was launched today in Milan. With a sliding QWERTY keyboard, 3.5-inch tilting AMOLED display, 5-megapixel camera, 8GB internal memory, GPS, MicroSD, the Armani style phone will set you back 700 euros (USD $1,032).

The unwiredview.com has released another piece of news about the Samsung Omnia 2 and the Omnia Pro. Samsung Belgium have annouced both its launching date and the price. The second generation Omnias known it will be embodied by Windows Mobile 6.5 and AMOLED will be shipping very soon in Belgium.

Following the premier lineup of the Blackjack series, Samsung and AT&T has coordinately announced the upcoming launch of the Samsung Jack on May 19th (next Tuesday). The latest device in the series aims to go sleeker, more compact, with improved features yet still carrying the same high-level of usability.

This is a rather quick view of the Samsung Propel Pro that we have tested. We are looking at the device as one that has targetted user with preference, preference that aligns with the main features of the phone, namely the slider, the QWERTY keyboard, a smartphone OS, and a solid body.