Choice for The Best Allrounder Multimedia capable cell phone

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Sethman

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Hi Guys I need help to select a cell phone for myself which has the best of following capabilities. Actually I have gone through detailed reviews of many mobile phones but I have some specific questions which can help me in picking up a right phone for myself.

I need a blazing fast cell phone which has large display ( at least 3.2 inches or larger) with best multimedia capabilities in terms of displaying best quality streaming youtube videos and even playing offline flv files ( a must). Other types of high quality video files should also be playable without stuttering. It should be having a MUST TV out. It should also be capable of heavy browsing without slowing down the phone and have excellent camera capabilities too.

Based on the requirements shown above, kindly suggest me the best phone capable of all these. I shall be greatly obliged for any help in this regard.

P.S Currently I own a Nokia N97 but its very slow.
 
Sir, its specs say that it doesnt have a TV out plus some websites reviews say that it lags in terms of playback of high quality media files and it has crappy camera and video recording
 
What reviews were those? phonedog and cnet had no problem with it, though they promised to have a more thorough review once it's released for T-Mobile since the unlocked version wasn't quite compatible with the current 3g Networks. I also read that the HD2 is coming preloaded with the two transformers films and Barnes and Nobles E-book, so I'm sure the video quality will be fine.
 
iPhone 3GS.

It meets all the requirements except for FLV, which no phone in existence does and will until Flash 10 arrives for phones. Find an FLV-to-MPEG-4 video converter and use that if you can't just download an app (keep in mind that sites like Ustream and Qik have iPhone apps for viewing, not just recording).
 
What about samsung omnia II. Just read somwhere that it has very good video playback and plays high quality videos without any stuttering. The same site phonearena says that it has very good quality YouTube video playback and can play flv files through coreplayer. It has tv out and a good quality camera.

Anyone who has experience with this phone please tell me whether is it true that it excels in high quality media playback

thanks
 
Flash is coming to these phones: Palm Pre and Android 2.0 and above phones.

When you say Youtube, its Google and Google does Android. So its obvious who has the best Youtube player in the market. Not just that, Android allows you to submit videos to Youtube directly.

No TV out though among any of the Android phones so far (dunno about tablets), but here's a trick. If you install Dolphin browser and go to m.youtube.com with it, or open a Youtube video with this browser, you get an option to download it as an .mp4 file.
 
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