Jan 16 2012
Samsung Smartphone Stylist
Posted by: CameraPhonesPlaza in Samsung
Samsung made quite an impression so far with its wide range of smartphones. The company developed only the best choices and we can only recall with joy Samsung Galaxy S, S II, Infuse 4G and other such models. But the company is making a leap now and combines two aspects: a mobile phone and a tablet. This results in Galaxy Note, which is a huge mobile phone, but a stunning tablet. The Samsung smartphone has stylus, so you can control and make your own draws on the screen. Galaxy Note provides fast performance, a high resolution screen and a gorgeous camera that takes superb pictures. Also, it will be updated to Ice Cream Sandwich, the latest Android version. If you can’t decide towards a smartphone or a tablet, you can combine the two and have this gadget in your hands. But watch out, if you happen to have smaller hands, typing with one hand is slightly hard to manage.
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The touch screen has 5.3”, Gorilla Glass and a pixel resolution of 1280x800. Even though it has such a large size, it feels comfortable when you hold it in your hands, but you will need to take a while to get used to its large size. Below are three physical buttons: the Home screen and two touch sensitive menu and back keys. The camera on the back has 8 megapixels, with LED flash. For now, the smartphone runs on Android Gingerbread and it has its own TouchWiz interface. There are seven home screens, but you can flip to the last page without having to go through all the others. If you want to try an application and see how it works with the stylus, you have already pre-loaded S Memo. Use the S Pen and take notes while you are engaged in other applications; simply hold down the stylus and double tap on the screen. If you do a long tap and hold down the button, a screenshot will be taken. Another interesting fact is the Voice Talk, which is a voice guided assistant that will do a bunch of stuff for you if you tell it. It is available for Samsung Galaxy S II as well. When it comes to connectivity, the smartphone brings high-end features, such as Bluetooth, GPS, Wi-Fi, HSPA+ and FM Radio.

Regarding performance, there is nothing to complain about. With the 1.4 GHz ARM Cortex-A9 Exynos processor, everything runs fast and this influences the camera quality as well, as there is no shutter lag and autofocus is speedy. Even playing games on the phone turns out to be a thrilling experience, especially as you can get a lot from Android Market and take advantage of such a wide touch screen. But the battery life is another issue to discuss, it lasts for more than two days if you use it generally, this means Facebook navigation, checking e-mail accounts, use Twitter and so on. It seems that Android works very well with the internal performance and with the battery, because it doesn’t drain so fast, especially as we are talking about a 5” screen.

To conclude, call quality is good, even though it feels slightly awkward to hold the screen to your face, as it goes on your face as well. Even the speaker is loud enough to hear your phone ringing in your pocket.








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