Not much has happened on the Samsung Windows Mobile touchscreen front since the release of the original

WMExperts, which is reporting the story originally posted over at the::unwired, states that the device is GSM-bound and goes by the name of GT i8000, which is a big jump from the i900 series of the Omnia. The specs make note that the handset is quad-band GSM and tri-band HSPA 3G, which makes it compatible in the USA on AT&T’s 3G spectrum (sorry T-Mobile users) for high speed data access. It isn’t known whether this will be a touchscreen handset or a variant of the Samsung Jack running the non-touch Standard edition of the OS.