Samsung Galaxy S Review - Sim Only Contracts
Samsung galaxy S sim only review
- 1GHz processor
- 512MB of RAM
- 5MP camera
- 8/16GB internal memory and SD card slot
- 720ps video playback
- 4” touch screen
- 400x800 pixel resolution
- Up to 750 hours standby time
- Up to 13 hours 30 minutes talk time
- 119grams in weight
The Samsung galaxy s was Samsungs first real attempt to try and knock the IPhone 4 of its smart phone perch, not only is the Samsung galaxy s crammed with top end smart phone goodies, it contains a massive 4” screen compared to the 3.5” display on the IPhone.
The galaxy s contains a very nice home screen and has a different set up to other phones using the android software, the set up is very similar to the iphone, this cannot be seen as a bad thing when you consider the runaway success of the iphone, which is largely down to its easy usability.
The 1GHz processor on the galaxy s is one of the most powerful currently on the market; therefore it will be a rarity to find the phone not keeping up with the actions you want it to perform, the phone has some very nice features that make it both very helpful and very annoying at the same time, the feature that really gets us is the Sim card integration, this phone will import all your contacts from your sim card there is nothing wrong with that of course but you cannot delete these contacts so what it means is you have a lot of duplicate contacts with a sim card symbol to the side of them, there may be a way of solving this problem but the fact this solution is not made obvious is a bit of a let down . another down fall of this phone is the inability to link both your face book and twitter account to you homepage news feed.
Where the Samsung galaxy s fights back is full compatibility with all messaging formats such as msn instant messenger , also this Samsung using a system called swipe which allows you to run your fingers across the keyboard to create words, this system is useful and once you get used to it will allow you to send a message far quicker than typing it.
This phone is really an all round top shelf smart phone, there are some features that make it a better purchase than rivals like the iphone 4 and the htc desire hd, but then again there are some areas where this phone falls down, at the end of the day with such similar prices and specs between the 3 your choice is going to come purely down to taste, you will not be disappointed with any of the 3 mentioned and we would recommend all 3 of them.
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