No, you are not looking at the Samsung Omnia 7 in the images above, even though you might be easily fooled by the exact same outer aspect of the phone. It's the Samsung SGH-i708, a refresh to the Samsung Omnia 7 and it will most probably run Windows Phone Mango. Aside from the front-facing webcam on the front-top left, there is close to no difference between the refresh and the initial version. Of course, the form factor was a popular one, so why change it (even though some would argue otherwise)? There's a slight difference on the bottom of the phone where you can see a cut-out while as well as a fourth hardware button on the left side of the device which looks like a toggle. Oh, and the Windows Phone logo is the old one but we're sure the FCC has an older prototype and the final product will be fully polished.
Source: FCC
Via: PhoneArena
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The GCF (Global Certification Forum) certification is usually the last one a phone receives before going live and the LG E906 just got it recently. The phone, revealed as Jil Sander Design House-branded Windows Phone Mango, is a follow-up to the last year's LG Optimus 7.