The Samsung Galaxy S (also called the i9000 Galaxy S) ushers in a new era for the brand. Already receiving great reviews, this advanced Android OS mobile phone has been hailed as being an iPhone beater by a number of smart phone reviewers.
Among the more exceptional and immediately noticeable attributes is the substantial 4 in. super AMOLED touch-screen. The screen functions at a pixel setup of 480x 800 pixels, that gives it with unmatched degrees of display quality of the onscreen imagery. It's effective at presenting as much as 16 million hues, which shows how splendid the display quality is.
Measuring up at a slimline 9.9 millimetres thick, the Samsung Galaxy S is amongst the more slimline handsets you can get, and is particularly very lightweight, weighing just 119 g making it practical to fit in a pocket or bag.
The Galaxy S handset uses Android version 2.1 (Eclair) for its choice of operating-system, using the tailor-made Samsung user-interface known as TouchWiz. The Samsung Galaxy S carries a ample volume of internal storage space and memory, and relies on a 1 GHz processer, meaning its very speedy in terms of dealing with demanding utilities, which makes it a superb combo to the Android platform. Tons of multimedia may be kept internally owing to a large 16 gigabytes of internal storage space as standard meaning its ideal for storing data like music file tracks, based on this ample storage accessible, the Galaxy S is easily perfect for accommodating a full digital music library. But, even more space is available as much as 32 Gigabyte by using a micro SD card slot should extra storage space be desired.
The TouchWiz 3.0 user-interface gives a seamless means of navigating the phone, with minimum lag times, yet again thanks to the highly effective processor chip. Entry to the Android Market allows users of the Samsung Galaxy S apparently never-ending possibilities of both personalisation as well as endless possibility to enhance the phone