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,HTC myTouch 3G Unlocked Android Phone , Nokia N8 Unlocked GSM Touchscreen Phone Featuring ,Sprint HTC Evo 4g Android Cell Phone , Nokia C5-03 Unlocked GSM Phone , HTC Rezound 4G Android Phone The Samsung i9000 Galaxy S is packed with so much stuff, you'll always find something new to play with. Smart Alarm: GALAXY S knows how refreshing a natural wake up is compared to the sudden, overbearing, onslaught of noise from a radio station, TV, or other alarm device, with its gradual volume-increasing alarm, gently awaking you from a satisfying sleep, and giving you a natural transition to your morning. Daily Briefing: Before your day begins, GALAXY S's Daily Brief delivers exactly what matters to you, right to your phone's home screen-today's top headlines, stock info, weather forecast-Daily Briefing widget even displays your schedule and calendar, making sure you're aware of what your day holds in store without having to boot your computer, wait through TV commercials, or scour through a messy newspaper. Integrated Calendar: With GALAXY S and its Integrated Calendar, your schedules, agendas, calendars, to-do lists, regardless of their sources, are auto-synced, and organized into a single, color-coded, neat-and-tidy application
This review is from: Samsung I9000 Galaxy S Unlocked GSM Smart Phone with 5 MP Camera, Android OS, Touchscreen, Wi-Fi, GPS and MicroSD Slot - Unlocked Phone - No Warranty - Black (Wireless Phone Accessory)
First, let me say that I held out as long as possible to buy this phone. A lot of my friends thought it was odd or comical that I had no interest in an android phone, but I figured I used my phone for basics, so why bother? But my contract with T-Mobile was up and I was not happy with the network, so I started looking around. Found this at Costco and went for it. In fact, i did not "buy" my Galaxy S, it came free with a two-year contract with AT&T and they threw in both car and home chargers, carrying case, earphones, etc. I am NOT someone who ever understands how these techie-things work, so I have been playing with it for the past week and am learning, slowly, what I like and don't like. LOVE that it is so easy to text on. My previous, no-frills phone was a huge pain for texting, so I just didn't do it, or I would respond via voice-recording, which some of my friends & family could not access on their phones. I love the bright, clear screen on this phone. My GPS works fine, but since I have GPS in my car, I haven't had to use it yet. Will be handy when I am in a strange city, though, just walking around town. Am not using it for viewing TV or movies, haven't downloaded music yet. I do find that the two opposite buttons (one for unlocking phone on one side, one for volume on other) are easy to hit simultaneously, but it's not that big a deal. Voice clarity is excellent. With my old phone, calls with other cell-phone users were really muddy, which was frustrating for everyone concerned. Never had e-mail access on a cell phone before (as I indicated, I was using a very standard phone until now) and I am happy to have access on the go, if I need it. I will eventually learn to use the cool features, but for now, I am thrilled to have the good stuff I mentioned, especially the crispness and clarity of voice calls. Makes a world of difference! What I find a bit annoying, though, is that the touch-screen is so sensitive that it is really easy to swipe out of the screen I want and into another. I can be texting and if my finger slips, the screen changes. Not that big a deal, because it's easy to go back, but it has happened a few times. Camera function takes some getting used to. You really have to go to the tutorial online to learn how to use it, because I couldn't figure out how to send pics just by looking at the phone. Other than those minor things, it is a really great phone. Cannot imagine going back to my old basic after this.
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