Verizon is way behind it that department,but they promise to catch up. I use it mostly for business, so I just loaded my Garmin Mobile XT software and the Delta flight schedules.

The Opera browser included in the Omnia is workable. I find I need the stylus here, as i like to type URL's from time to time. BTW, the stylus does not fit into the phone, rather it hangs on a tether from the side. A little strange, and hard to get used to, but oh well, you can't have everything.

It does have a nice program that allows you to take pictures of business cards, and then it uses some kind of OCR program to create a contact entry. So far, it has been very accurate.

The camera in this PDA is also very good. It is rated at 5 mega pixels, and takes a nice picture.

You can turn on the flash by pressing the down volume button. This allows you to see you car keys, etc.

I also should mention that the Omnia comes with a dongle that enables it to receive FM radio stations. Sound quality is not the best, but that might have been due to the included ear buds.