Aesthetics

The Samsung Galaxy Nexus is beautifully-crafted and we can’t help thinking that it’s one of the most eye-catching phone launches of 2011. It’s more fascinating in looks compared to the Samsung Galaxy SII, it’s more sophisticated compared to Motorola Razr, it’s more distinctive than the HTC Sensation. what more should i say.

The Galaxy Nexus is shaped to adjust to into your hand, a delicate curve that sits nicely and presents the display to you. We have seen some gadgets with big displays that feel too large, so you’ve to move them around to use them one-handed. That’s not the case with the Galaxy Nexus, though reaching the far corner of the screen using your thumb can be quite a bit of a stretch. At times you almost forget that the screen is really as big as it is. Only when you set this phone alongside something as diminutive as the iPhone 4, would you realise the size of the thing.

It’s not constructed from metals, but thats not a huge negative and it does mean that there are no signal problems, and this phone is packed with connectivity. The backplate, with it’s chequered grippy finish is rather thin and flexible, pushing into place in the back of the device. If there is anything to criticize about the build, then perhaps the truth that the bottom corner of the backplate never seemed to stay correctly.

The Galaxy Nexus is light in the hand at 135g, and the dimensions 135.5 x 67.94 x 8.94mm don’t cause it to stick out as a brute of a phone. The curvature on the sides allow it to be comfy and at that weight it doesn’t feel in your pocket too much.

Following the design of previous Samsung phones, the power/standby button is on the right-hand side. The volume controls are on the left-hand side and the 3.5mm headphone jack and Micro-USB are at the bottom. There aren’t any actual buttons on the front, with Ice Cream Sandwich providing you three touch controls at the bottom of the display, in the System Bar.

The displayThe most significant talking point of the Samsung Galaxy Nexus is going to be the 4.65-inch Super AMOLED 1280 x 720 pixel display. At these dimensions you get a pixel density of 315ppi. That puts it close to the pixel density of the iPhone 4S, but obviously spread over a more substantial canvas, so offers much greater potential for displaying content, especially rich multimedia. The HD label is perhaps less of an important point; the key, is that that Galaxy Nexus will render fine detail sharply, from text to images, and that brings with it a range of benefits.
Colours are rich, blacks are deep and Ice Cream Sandwich’s sophisticated look is stunning. Aiding the playback of HD video isn’t new to Android, but in this situation being able to display it is of added benefit and it in fact is stunning.

Hardware

Perched underneath the bonnet you have a Texas Instruments OMAP4 processor clocked at 1.2GHz, with 1GB RAM sitting in support. This is accompanied by 16GB of internal memory. Perhaps interestingly there isn’t any microSD card slot, which for some users is a disappointment.

Memory apart, the Galaxy Nexus runs very smoothly. There is plenty of power with no indication of lag. Android 4.0 is fast and slick, starting apps is fast, as is general management of the hardware.
All the normal connectivity is in place, from Bluetooth 3 to Wi-Fi, GPS and HSPA+, but new to the group is NFC. NFC enables Android Beam that is basically a technique for sharing content device-to-device by touching them together. Naturally you’ll need two devices with both Android 4 and NFC hardware.

Software

The latest version of Android, Ice Cream Sandwich, is of course a big reason to be interested in the Samsung Galaxy Nexus.
Selecting the Galaxy Nexus means you’ll be first in line for any updates that will along to Android. This is actually the first device to appear with Ice Cream Sandwich, running how Google wants it to run. It’s actually a gorgeous operating system that takes Android a step further. Aesthetically, ICS looks a lot like Honeycomb, and there is a natural sophistication to Android 4 featuring its Tron-like blue lines that people love.

Core applications and control are actually tightened up. Settings are simpler to access and more user-friendly than previously; it requires fewer button presses to access what you want to do. App menus are actually redesigned so that common tasks appear on an Action Bar on the screen, rather than hidden in a menu.

The change to the main, on-screen device controls is not as huge you may think. The nature of them has changed, offering back, home and recent apps. Only the latter is actually new and replaces the long press on the home key to access multitasking; it is more instant now so feels less like an afterthought.

The control icons rotate therefore they are always the correct way up, but they always sit on the “bottom” of the screen, i.e., the short side, on the phone, whereas on tablets they modify position based on orientation. I’ve come across rotating icons before from HTC, so although it’s different, it isn’t a huge deal.

Samsung Galaxy Nexus 4G Android Phone (Verizon Wireless)

• 4G LTE-enabled smartphone with Android Ice Cream Sandwich OS, 4.65-inch HD Super AMOLED display, and dual-core 1.2 GHz processor
• Wireless-N Wi-Fi networking (with optional Wi-Fi Mobile Hotspot service); Near Field Communications (NFC) capabilities
• 5-MP camera; full HD 1080p camcorder; front-facing video chat camera; Bluetooth stereo music; 32 GB memory; corporate and personal e-mail
• Up to 12 hours of talk time, up to 150 hours (6.25 days) of standby time; released in December, 2011
• What’s in the Box: handset, rechargeable battery, wall/USB charger, stereo headset, quick start guide

The world’s first smartphone running on Android 4.0 (a.k.a., Ice Cream Sandwich), the 4G LTE enabled Galaxy Nexus by Samsung for Verizon brings a redesigned user interface with enhanced multitasking, notifications, full Web browsing experience, and more. You’ll also enjoy innovative, next-gen features such as Face Unlock, which uses facial recognition to unlock the Galaxy Nexus.

Powered by Android 4.0 and a 1.2 GHz dual-core processor (view larger).

4.65-inch HD Sup

List Price: $ 799.99

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4G LTE

4G LTE may kill batteries at a record pace, but we still love it. Having faster internet speeds on your phone than your home computer is something I still struggle to wrap my brain around. Couple LTE with a Nexus and you have a match made in heaven.

Camera

You will find a 5-megapixel autofocus camera on the rear and a 1.3-megapixel camera on the front of the Samsung Galaxy Nexus. Many will bemoan the pixel count but we’d encourage them not to: judge the camera on its results, instead of the numbers. Nevertheless.

The camera interface in Ice Cream Sandwich is not the most sophisticated. I love the interface on pretty much every other Android skin, but it is functional and simple to use. Touch autofocusing is offered and the thing that’s perhaps most obviously in operation is the speed of capture. Press that button and there is no messing around: the shot is taken and you’re simply ready to take the next one.

It isn’t the best camera out there, but it’s good enough and that’s the important point. It struggles where other phone cameras struggle, blowing out highlights and introducing a degree of fringing along high contrast edges, but this is to be expected.
It comes with an LED flash on the back that provides a modicum of illumination in lower light conditions. As with all such flashes, it throws an ugly colour cast over your subject and really lacks the capability to be a reliable shooter in darkness. Stick to your real camera if that’s what you wish to do.

A new panoramic mode is offered, that can quickly stitch together your vista while you sweep the phone across the scene. It functions good enough.
Regarding video capture you get a number of additional options, including a range of silly faces and backgrounds that can be applied. All are a little odd and we’ve strung together a compilation of the silly faces, all captured using the front facing camera and stitched together using the movie maker, which is very simple to use. You also get time lapse options, but the problem is keeping the phone still for long enough to make this effective: you’ll need some sort of mount for the best results.

Otherwise, video capture runs up to 1920 x 1080 pixels, so gets the “Full HD” stamp. The outcomes is very good too, much better than we’ve seen from some competitors. If you move the camera too much you do get the familiar wobble, but we’re impressed with how well it captured the detail.

Call Quality  and battery

Calling on the Galaxy Nexus is quite relaxed. The design of the phone makes it a really nice phone to make calls on and it feels much more normal than a phone such as the HTC Sensation XL. The calling quality was great, even though remember that some have reported the volume issue impacting their calls. The external speaker is of reasonable quality too.

As we stated previously, the screen quality falters when dimmed, so you’re left with something of a compromise with regards to battery life. To get the best out of the 1,750mAh battery you have to accept that muddy display, otherwise you’ll be trimming time off your battery life. I found that the Galaxy Nexus crawled through a day in light use, which means this isn’t a phone that likes to be far from a charger.

Conclusion

If you are seeking a pure Android experience, then you’ve probably already chose to pick the Samsung Galaxy Nexus. It’s a competitive device from a hardware standpoint, with a distinct advantage of being Google’s baby in terms of software updates. Early adopters will need to accept that some apps will not work and there will be a delay whilst developers update their apps.

But as a consumer device there are compromises. The screen dimming seems wrong, although potentially can be corrected by a software update. But I am concerned that as the screen brightness declines, the screen looks terrible. It’s a shame considering the screen is or else so very capable.

I also realize that lacking microSD card will deter some. Having the ability to expand the memory, anytime, is important for several users and this is but one point that you can’t really step around. The volume problem does exist, although I didn’t experience that problem.

The Samsung Galaxy Nexus provides an excellent Android experience that’s hugely impressive, but I really trust it will be exceeded by others, like Samsung themselves, over the following few months.

iWatchz  Q Collection Wrist Strap for iPod Nano 6G, Black

• also available in various colors
• Wear your iPod nano like a watch
• The iWatchz WIS Clip positions the iPod nano in the most logical way with the headphone jack facing up the arm for quick and easy access to all buttons and connectors
• Bands are available in a variety of iPod matching colors plus a full range of additional styles
• Easily turn your iPod Nano into a stylish wristwatch
• Quick, secure attachment: Press, Slide and Click
• Full access to all buttons and connectors
• Premium silicone band and stainless steel hardware

Turn your iPod Nano into a stylish wristwatch. The iWatchz nanoclipz has a unique system that utilizes the iPod Nanos own built-in clip to lock your iPod Nano 6th Generation securely on your wrist.

List Price: $ 24.95

Price: $ 18.98

iWatchz Carbon Watch Wrist Strap for iPod Nano 6th Gen (Black Stitching)

• Easily turn your iPod nano into a stylish wristwatch.
• Quick, secure attachment: Press, Slide and Click.
• Full access to all buttons and connectors.
• Premium leather band with stainless steel clip.
• Wtih different color stiching options to choose from.

iWatchz Carbon Watchband for iPod nano – Turn your iPod nano into a stylish wristwatch. The iWatchz nanoclipz has a unique system that utilizes the iPod nano’s own built-in clip to lock your iPod nano 6th Generation securely on your wrist.

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Take your pick from our meticulously compiled list of top 5 mid-range Android smartphones:

Sony Ericsson Xperia Mini ST15i 

• GENERAL 2G Network GSM 850 / 900 / 1800 / 1900 3G Network HSDPA 900 / 2100
• DISPLAY Type LED-backlit LCD, capacitive touchscreen, 16M colors Size 320 x 480 pixels, 3.0 inches – Scratch-resistant surface – Accelerometer sensor for auto-rotate – Multi-touch input method – Sony Mobile BRAVIA Engine – Proximity sensor for auto turn-off – Timescape UI
• EDGE Up to 237 kbps 3G HSDPA 7.2Mbps, HSUPA 5.76Mbps WLAN Wi-Fi 802.11 b/g/n, DLNA, Wi-Fi hotspot Bluetooth Yes, v2.1 with A2DP Infrared port No USB Yes, v2.0 microUSB
• CAMERA Primary 5 MP, 2592×1944 pixels, autofocus, LED flash Features Geo-tagging, image stabilization, smile and face detection, touch focus Video Yes, 720p
• OS Android OS, v2.3 (Gingerbread) CPU 1GHz Scorpion processor, Adreno 205 GPU, Qualcomm QSD8255 Snapdragon

List Price: $ 179.95

Price: $ 173.39

Samsung Galaxy Ace (With US Warranty)

• 5 Megapixel Camera
• Wi-Fi 802.11 b/g/n, DLNA
• Bluetooth v2.1 with A2DP
• Android OS, v2.2 (Froyo)
• GPS A-GPS support

GALAXY Ace takes a minimal approach in its design, resulting in a sophisticated mobile that will allure. The smooth rounded edges and slim, compact size are a pleasure to wrap your fingers around, just as the large 3.5″ HVGA screen is a delight to watch. With approximately 100,000 apps available on the Android Market, there s no end to what your mobile can do. Enjoy countless games, utilities, news, health and finance applications with more being added each day. The scope of what GALAXY Ace can

List Price: $ 499.99

Price: $ 239.99

Motorola XT530 Fire XT 

• Works on GSM 850/900/1800/1900, (3G) HSDPA 900/2100, HSDPA 850/2100 or HSDPA 850/1900 frequencies.
• 5 Megapixel Camera with Auto-focus, LED Flash and Geo-tagging.
• Android OS, v2.3.4 (Gingerbread) installed.
• Music player and Stereo FM Radio.
• Standard 1540 mAh Li-Ion battery; Stand-by Up to 672hr/Talk time Up to 8hr

Motorola XT530 Fire XT Black Android 2.3.4 unlocked phone

List Price: $ 209.95

Price: $ 209.95

HTC Explorer 

• CPU speed: 600 MHz
• Platform: AndroidTM 2.3 with HTC Sense
• 3.2-inch touch screen
• Internal GPS antenna
• 3MP color camera

HTC Explorer brings an advanced smartphone experience to first time smartphone customers.
With a curved and compact design, a 3.2″ HVGA touchscreen and 3MP camera, HTC Explorer offers smartphone performance in an attractive and affordable phone.

With HTC SenseTM integrated, customers experience sharp graphics, vibrant animations, a wide variety of widgets and a cinematic and immersive weather experience. HTC Explorer also includes a customizable lock screen that functions as a real-time window

List Price: $ 163.39

Price: $ 164.89

Lets take a look what the new PSP Vita has to offer compared to the previous PSP

Appearance and Controls

The Vita looks identicals to the previous versions of psp except for its size. the old PSP was 6.7in x 2.7 in, whereas the PSP Vita is 7.16in x 3.29in. a bit larger than the previous models.
The PS Vita contains the standard PlayStation buttons (square, circle, x, triangle) in addition to two shoulder buttons (R and L) and start and select buttons. Two analog sticks are also present with the D-Pad, and the PS Menu button. As already mentioned, the PS Vita features a touchscreen panel but it is only able to be utilized in menu navigation.

 An additional multi-touch touchpad is located on the rear of the device. Accelerometer and Gyroscope sensors are present enabling you to control games by tilting the Vita, just like on several Android games.

Display Screen

Speaking of resolutions, the PS Vita has 960 by 544 pixels, 5-inch OLED screen which is able to rendering 16:9 aspect ratios. The screen is actually a capacitive-type touchscreen able to support multitouch capabilities. In contrast, the PSP 3000 has a 4.3 inch, 16:9 full transparent type TFT display with a lower resolution at 480 by 272 pixels.

Performance

The PS Vita runs on a quad-core ARM Cortex processor and a SGX543MP4+ Graphics Processing Unit (GPU). All these are a major improvements on what is found on the older PSP 3000 which has a CPU with clock speed of 333 MHz plus a GPU with clock speed of around 167 MHz. This only means that the PS Vita is capable of supporting games which have very high resolutions.

Storage
There is absolutely no internal storage for the PSP Vita this means you have to rely on external media to save your games and other multimedia content. Looking back, the previous PSP models including the 3000 had very little internal memory. Just the PSP Go had a decent internal memory at 16 GB.
The PS Vita also goes away completely from the UMD disks as it comes with its own unique memory card known as NVG, which has capacities of 4 GB to 32 GB. Since it is unique to the Vita, you cannot exchange games between it along with the PSP 3000 which used Memory Stick PRO Duo and Memory Stick Micro cards. A huge gamble for sony to tackle piracy lets see how it goes.

Online connectivity

The PSP 3000 hooks up with the PlayStation Network (PSN) via Wi-Fi IrDa. Connecting to the Network allows you to access Friends Lists and messaging features in addition to buying games, movies, comics and music. Dependant upon the model, you’ll be able to connect to the PSN with the PS Vita through Wi-Fi or 3G.

Price tag

The PS Vita will set you back $250 for Wi-Fi Only Model and $300 for 3G Model via AT&T. The PSP 3000 is priced at around $130. Not many PS Vita games are announced currently and their prices range from $30 to $50.

On the whole the PSP Vita promises to be a fresh new prespective in the handheld gaming arena. lets see….

Hardware

Initially, the Motorola Android 4 might be mistaken for just about any much heavier Android RAZR (Android RAZR MAXX MAXX?). Its 12.7mm thickness – similar to the Android 3 – won’t hold a candle for your RAZR’s 7.1mm profile. Inside a millimeter thinner compared to original Android, the street isn’t doing much to reduce weight. The silhouette in the droid 4 features the identical moved corners located around the RAZR and XYBOARDs, an element that seems to define Moto’s current Android crop. A 4.-inch display holds componen while using the Android 3, which was the first inside the line to move up from many.7-inch display size. It’s qHD (540×960 resolution) during this situation.
Within the droid 4 rests a dual-core TI OMAP 4430 processor that is 1.2GHz, 1GB of RAM, and 16GB of internal storage. The phone sports an 8MP camera with Introduced costly and 1080p video recording along with single.3MP front-facing camera. Also found are microUSB and microHDMI ports, a volume rocker (but no devoted camera key), and three.5mm headset jack. The hardware alone makes this most likely the best possible part of the Texting Android branch of phones, plus it certainly counts. Gaming and web rendering hardly lag and moving while using phone’s UI is straightforward.

The phone’s 4G LTE connectivity was nice fast, similar to we’ve begun to anticipate from Verizon’s network. Call quality was good and connectivity is a non-problem. third generationOr 4G network switching shown no problems.

The Droid 4 does feature removable microSD storage around 32GB, that’s accessible by removing the phone’s back cover. A unique key, provided inside the box, is required to obtain gain access to. The phone also uses microSIM for 4G LTE connectivity, which exist within the same position. Battery, however, is not removable. This isn’t always a negative factor, even so the 1785mAh battery installed is way within the 3300mAh in the Android RAZR MAXX. An opportunity to swap in the fresh battery or use a lengthy you’ll be missed, particularly with extra elements for instance keyboard backlighting pulling a lot more juice.

Keyboard

As this is a Android phone, we need to dedicate a distinctive section for the ever-improving keyboard. I am round the record as someone who really loved the first Droid’s keyboard and missed the D-pad after they did away from it, however can’t deny that Talkabout keeps creating this factor better. The Android 4 carries inside the five-row Texting within the Android 3, trading an entire row for your amounts together with other symbols. Design is regarded as the similar to your personal computer keyboard yet, moving over the majority of the same secrets and departing them inside their familiar places.

Secrets are isolated (no membrane keyboard) and each press creates a satisfying click. Ample spacing really enables the thumbs fly with little concern with punching the incorrect key, but you’ll have to adjust your strokes slightly. The whole keyboard feels just a little off-center. The left-hands thumb must achieve out just a little striking the region bar. Really, most secrets appear moved somewhat an excessive amount of right. After becoming familiar with design, this should not be any massive problem.

Motorola DROID 4 4G Android Phone (Verizon Wireless)

• 4G LTE-enabled smartphone with Android 2.3.5 Gingerbread OS, 4.0-inch Super AMOLED Display Protected With Corning Gorilla Glass, PC-like, LED edge-lit 5-row QWERTY keyboard, and dual-core 1.2 GHz processor
• Wireless-N Wi-Fi networking (with optional Wi-Fi Mobile Hotspot service)
• 8-MP camera; full HD 1080p camcorder; front-facing video chat camera; Bluetooth stereo music; 16 GB memory; corporate and personal e-mail
• released in February, 2012
• What’s in the Box: handset, rechargeable battery, wall/USB charger, Pre-installed 16GB microSD Card, Product Safety & Warranty Guide, Quick Reference Guide

PC-LIKE, EDGE-LIT QWERTY: A NEW DIMENSION OF DESIGN

Type with technical precision on the laser-cut QWERTY keypad so similar to a PC your fingers instantly know where to land. And with LED edge-lit keys, it’s like having night vision when you send digital messages in the dark.

DESIGN: DROID STRONG

What makes a phone strong? Well, DROID 4 has a display designed to resist scrapes and scratches and a force field of water-repellent nanoparticles shielding the phone against water atta

List Price: $ 649.99

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Software

Inside the software department, the Motorola Android 4 again takes plenty of cues within the Android RAZR. The phone runs Android 2.3.6 with recent version of Motorola’s custom interface on top. There’s nothing incredibly new in regards to the interface, that you should immediately identifiable for anyone which has used a present Motorola phone. There’s enough to keep here together with other Android connects that things won’t feel too foreign to a lot of clients. What you’ll receive is Moto’s custom look together with symbols for social networking, faves, plus much more. Furthermore, you’ll find two features Motorola is emphasizing inside their latest product releases, Smart Actions and MotoCast.

Smart Actions are created to automate certain functions to have the ability to achieve things like better battery existence and profiles for home and work. To start with there’s all of the pre-defined actions, but completely new ones might be created based on specific criteria.

MotoCast is Motorola’s version from the personal cloud. You set within the items inside your network by establishing certain software and setting shared folders to get involved with your files from your mobile or the other way round.

Conclusion

Is the most effective Android yet? In several ways, yes. Nevertheless it won’t transform the phone landscape inside the same was since the original. The phone doesn’t feel quite fresh enough to acquire us raving relating to this, nevertheless it doesn’t do much wrong concurrently. Given its parallels for the Android RAZR, many may decide to compare the two and discover which suits them. For your text addict that isn’t very concerned about obtaining a thicker phone after some more heft in it, the Android 4 is simply the ticket. For people trying to find something concentrating on the same functionality in a thinner form factor, the RAZR are. The Texting Android has converted into a stalwart of Verizon’s line and seems to become real workhorse within the latest revision. We’d need to see a bit more innovation while using form factor on Motorola’s finish, nevertheless the Android 4 proves the line is for that extended haul.

Otterbox MOT4-RAZR1-20-E4OTR Commuter Series Hybrid Case for Motorola Droid RAZR – 1 Pack – Retail Packaging – Black

• Accommodates DROID RAZR by Motorola
• Screen Protection: Self-adhering clear protective film
• Inner Layer: Durable silicone absorbs bump and shock
• Outer Layer: Polycarbonate shell protects from impact
• Access to all side button features

The OtterBox Commuter Series is a perfect on-the-go accessory for everyday handheld technology. Safeguarding the screen from scratches and the corners from bumps and shocks, this style of case offers unique design with reliable strength.

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Yet, given their similar price points, we put the Samsung Galaxy S2 and iPhone 4S in a showdown to find which one is the right buy at the moment.

Here are some pointers

• Form Factor aka Shape and Size

As long as pure design aesthetics and ergonomics go, Both the iPhone 4S and SGS2 are good looking devices.What we always go on first are the mass and profile of the phones and it’s the Samsung Galaxy S II that’s both thinner and lighter. Yes, it’s longer and wider but these tend to be the dimensions of least importance when it comes down to taking up the room where your wallet. Ultimately, what you want is less weight to carry around,but shape,size and weight nowadays dont matter much its the overall performace of the device that counts. both the device are at par in this department.

• Display

According to me the Samsung Galaxy S II has a superior screen to the iPhone 4S. Why because its a samsung and they are pioneers in this field. I know lots of iphone users must boasting the retina display and all that The resolution on the iPhone screen is superb and there’s no doubt, but put an Samsung Galaxy S2 handset next to an Apple iphone 4S and the latter just looks a tad too pale or should i say yesterday. because that Super AMOLED Plus and the colours the SGS2 can produce are superb. The iPhone’s screen is good. The Samsung’s is better.

• Hardware

As it goes, both of these systems on a chip are made by Samsung anyway and it’s of little surprise, therefore, that each contains a dual-core, 1-1.2GHz ARM Cortex-A9 CPU running the show. Where it gets complicated is the graphics. On the one hand, the SGS2 features the Mali-400 GPU – an impressive piece of kit in its own right. However, the PowerVR SGX543MP2 working the magic in the Apple A5 seems to out-bench the Mali by quite some distance. Even though the Samsung packs double the RAM of the iPhone 4S at 1GB, it looks as if you’ll just get a smoother video and gaming experience with Apple’s handset, and that might be key.

• Software

 iOS offers more apps and greater ease of use. Android attempts with more flexibility and greater customisation potential. The high scoring point for the apple is the introduction of SIRI that’s been hard wired in to the iPhone 4S and the fact that iOS 5 has basically implemented all the best bits of Android and integrated them in to its own UI. in the Software race iphone has stolen the show.

• Battery Life

This is on of the crucial things which are very important foe every user the battery life.since both are multimedia phones their battery time tend to suffer. its not as outstanding as an blackberry(lol). but comparing both the device both are having similar battery life still the iphones new update have managed to up the time a lil bit . In my experiance the samsung galaxy gets one or two points less in the battery life dept as the device is a lil fast on using the power. here the Iphone is the Winner.

That’s the objective choice, but do bear in mind that the software on these phones may be quite a big factor for you when making your buying decision. If you’re frightened by the flexibility of Android and would prefer something that just works, then it might be that the iPhone 4S is the one for you. The success of Siri might also be something to keep an eye out for.

Verdict

Hmmm lets see.There are a lot of close run categories here and some small victories that perhaps don’t quite matter as much as others.  That’s the objective choice, but do bear in mind that the software on these phones may be quite a big factor for you when making your buying decision. If you’re frightened by the flexibility of Android and would prefer something that just works, then it might be that the iPhone 4S is the one for you. The success of Siri might also be something to keep an eye out for.

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Samsung Galaxy S II SA-I9100 Unlocked Phone with 8 MP Camera and GPS support – International Version – Ceramic White

• Android
• Touchscreen
• 8MP Camera
• Dual-core 1.2GHz
• A-GPS support

The Samsung Galaxy S II is an Android Smartphone with a dual core SOC processor. It has 1 GB of RAM. Super Amoled plus capacitive touchscreen, has 8MP Camera and has A-GPS support.

List Price: $ 799.99

Price: $ 575.00

Apple iPhone 4S 16GB – AT&T – Black

• 8 mega pixel camera with full 1080p video recording
• Siri voice assitant
• iCloud / App Store / Air Print / Retina display
• UMTS/HSDPA/HSUPA (850, 900, 1900, 2100 MHz); GSM/EDGE (850, 900, 1800, 1900 MHz)
• 802.11b/g/n Wi-Fi (802.11n 2.4GHz only)

16GB iPhone 4S locked AT&T model. Will work on AT&T.

Now you can use your voice to use your iPhone. Just talk to Siri as you would to a person: “Do I need an umbrella?” or “Any great burgers around here?” or “Where’s the closest ATM?” Siri not only understands what you say, it knows what you mean.1 It figures out the right apps to use to find the right answer. Then, just like a personal assistant, it answers you. Siri makes phone calls, sends messages, schedules meetings, sets reminders, and m

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Normally when you connect a regular mobile to a PC a message pops up instantly on your phone asking whether to turn mass storage on

But Samsung made you do a few extra steps to do launch Mass Storage mode. OK let me explain what you can do:

1. On your Samsung Galaxy S2, go to Settings

2. In Settings, select Wireless and network

3. Select USB utilities

4. Press the “Connect storage to PC” button

5. A message should appear saying, “USB utilities – Connect USB cable to use mass storage.”

6. Don’t press the Cancel button as you need that screen on

7. Plug your phone to the computer via USB with that message still shown

8. You should hear the charging sound and a picture of the Android robot with a USB as a hand should show up along with USB connected and a “Connect USB storage” button should show up too

9. Press the “Connect USB storage” button and it should have this circle animation where the button should have been

10. After the circle is gone, the Android robot should turn orange with the text, “USB storage in use”

11. Your computer should now be able to view all your phone’s data like a USB flash drive (go to Computer if AutoPlay doesn’t come up)

12. Make a folder called Music in your phone memory and copy and paste all your music into it

13. Once you have finished copying, go back to your phone and press the “Disconnect storage from PC button”

14. Again, the circle animation should show up and the Android robot should go back to green

15. The notification area should show messages such as “Preparing USB Storage”. It should then disappear.

16. Disconnect your USB from PC and phone

17. Once you go to the Music app, all your songs should be in there

its simple as that.

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Many people are confused wether Samsung Galaxy Note is a smartphone or a tab.so i thought why not review this device and find out this new breed of mo-tab device so i like to call it.

Very few smartphones on the market deserve the attribution “courageous.” The Samsung Galaxy Note unquestionably does. It is courageous because it is a brave attempt at smashing down the smartphone-computing device-tablet conundrum that a lot of us have faced over the last year or so.
But, their gamble has paid off beautifully. The Note will go down in history as unusual and polarizing, but productive at the same time. 

Form Factor and Design

Do not allow initial appearances fool you. Even though the Galaxy Note is no doubt big and looks huge; when positioned near the slimmer Galaxy S II, but it’s most certainly not akward. There is certainly no evolutionary theme apparent in the jump from the slimmer Galaxy S II to the bigger Galaxy Note, with the exception that Samsung took a more mature and practical technique while conceptualizing the Note. The phone is about 9.7mm thick, and weighs around 178g. It’s not a thick phone, however it is definitely on the heavier side. Coming from the Galaxy S II, which weighs an anorexic 116g, the Note’s near-200grams (including the Flip Cover) is noticeably hefty.

You will observe its heft probably the most when you’re on longer calls. Even with its large size, Samsung did well by maintaining the device relatively slim and conveniently portable. It’ll slide right into your pocket without making it uncomfortable for you to go about your regular routine.

The rounded gun-metal borders make holding and grasping easy, and using gun-metal around the borders makes sense, due to the fact that those areas would be the most frequent contact points.

Because such a substantial portion of the phone is the screen, and the protective glass that covers it, the front of the phone looks ordinarily like an overgrown iPhone, besides the minor variations in the home button size and shape. The standard back cover is a flimsy piece of plastic, which leaves the protective glass on the camera lens jutting out, it will eventually get scratched the very first time you place it flat on its back. But if you install the Samsung supplied Flip Cover, then it provides the Note a professional look and a more durable, thicker back which has a recess area for the camera.

The Flip Cover will serve no real function, other than to provide the 5.3-inch display just a little more protection, and also cleans it with its inside felt finish. The quality of the Flip Cover though leaves much to be desired, and within a few days of use you will see it fray along the edges, with the rubberized coating coming off.

The Galaxy Note was created with a two-handed approach, try using it with one hand and you’ll struggle to do simple things. Making calls in a hurry with one hand is a curse -inducing task.Let’s focus on some irritating nits, though most of them are minor, they might frustrate you if you don’t adjust around them. The position of the volume and power buttons, as many have already talked about is a major pain point. You will keep hitting the volume buttons with your index finger when you push the power button with your thumb. Moving them just a few centimeters off each other would’ve solved this. The buttons themselves are too narrow, not raised enough. The feedback from these buttons is weak, and what’s even worse is that the time-gap between power-off and lock-screen is probably just a fraction of a second or more. So, if you keep it pressed for merely a little bit longer, it will pop-up the power-off menu, rather than locking the screen. the primary Home key is a tad too thin for my taste. Because it’s thin and long, it has a tendency to see-saw, instead of giving you a firm solid-feedback.

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• AndroidTM 2.3(Gingerbread)
• 3G/4G: 850/900/1900/200 EDGE: 850/900/1800/2100
• 5.3″ WXGA (1280 x 800, 285 PPI) screen* HD Super AMOLED
• Camera Main(Rear) : 8 MP with LED Flash / Front : 2 MP Action Shot, Beauty, Panorama Shot, Smile Shot

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Features and Performance

Apart from the minor irritations the Galaxy Note’s has some finer points and strengths. The large, vibrant 5.3-inch WXGA screen and 1.4GHz of dual core goodness have clearly enhanced its usability. And a more accommodative 2500mah battery pack, makes it more open to use for extended periods of time. It is this troika of power, battery-life, and screen size that makes the Galaxy Note really leap ahead into a self-created league of its own.

The phone shows no signs of hiccups during its initial usage, but as is the nature of the Android OS, it will bloat itself up and start showing signs of impending slow-down. If you keep spring-cleaning its innards from time to time, you should do okay. There have been instances when the OS has stuck itself into a loop: click back would take me to messaging, then back again to messaging, and then again! A hard reset was required to get it out of this vicious loop. These and many other nonsensical Android and Samsung TouchWiz UI specific problems can and do occur from time to time. It will sometimes lag behind your clicks for no apparent reason, and sometimes start typing after you’ve nearly finished the sentence. The delay from getting a phone call and the screen lighting up is also very discernible, so is the delay when you want to disconnect the call. As a pure phone-messaging device, Samsung’s TouchWiz UI really leaves a lot to be desired.

But as a content consumption device, the device is just unstoppably fast. I have started using the Dolphin HD browser heavily, and it just rips out pages from the web. Twitter and Facebook apps work without scroll hiccups, and jumping from app to app is a pretty smooth experience. I have now become accustomed to shifting to landscape mode, whenever I want to read a web-page, the extra width gives the text enough breathing space, and while it still requires zooming into sometimes, it’s not very strenuous on the eyes.

In terms of sheer performance, its dual-core 1.4GHz processor doesn’t disappoint. Churning out 90.341 MFLOPs in the Linpack benchmark for Android, it demolishes its competition. Higher priced products, such as the HTC Sensation XL are left trailing behind. It’s no different with the AnTuTu benchmark. The Galaxy Note scores an impressive 6320 points, as compared to the 4,500-odd points of some of the other dual-core processor-powered devices in the market. So, it’s very clear that the Galaxy Note is more than just marginally faster.

Media Playback
With regards to video playback, Samsung has been always known for infusing their devices with plenty of codecs to suit your needs. The Galaxy Note is capable of reading MP4, DivX, XviD, WMV, H.264, H.263 file formats and even supports video playback of up to 1080p, if coded correctly. Sticking to the trend with their high-end and mid-range devices, Samsung has also provisioned the Note with a 5.1 surround sound enhancement setting. Unfortunately, you’re stuck with MHL (Mobile HI-Def Link) AV connectivity, rather than HDMI, which would have been a better option in this case. The audio player also includes features like EQ presets and an eight band graphic EQ option for those who prefer manual control.

Camera
The Galaxy Note’s camera is exactly like the Galaxy S II’s camera, and its performance is similar to its slimmer sibling.

S-Pen, Stylus Functionality
The Galaxy Note comes equipped with what Samsung has termed the S Pen, ‘S’ meaning ‘Smart’. The stylus works seamlessly on the capacitive touchscreen and is not unlike HTC’s Flyer that also had a similar accessory. The S Pen allows you to take screenshots by clicking on the button/pressing the nib down onto the screen. The device is also loaded up with image editing applications that allow you to create new images, notes etc. with the S Pen, like you would on a piece of paper. There are plenty of apps available for the Note that are designed to optimize the use of the S Pen as well. The pen, itself is quite slim and proved to be a handy tool in some instances. The stylus does take a while to get used to, and the button the stylus body is often hard to find and press. But if you spend enough time with it, then you get used to it, and it does help in taking quick notes on presentations and documents.

GPS Functionality
It is worth mentioning that the Galaxy Note is now on par with the iPhone 4S, in terms of its GPS capabilities and now supports GLONASS. Note from Wikipedia – GLONASS acronym for Globalnaya navigatsionnaya sputnikovaya sistema or Global Navigation Satellite System, is a radio-based satellite navigation system operated for the Russian government by the Russian Aerospace Defence Forces. It both complements and provides an alternative to the United States’ Global Positioning System (GPS) and is currently the only alternative global navigational system in operation. There are other similar navigational systems which are planned to be launched in the future, such as the Chinese Compass navigation system and the Galileo positioning system of the European Union.

GPS locks are faster and more accurate. I tested it several times on NH8 and found that even when you turn the GPS manually off and then turn it back on, after you’ve traveled quite a bit at good speeds, the system locks onto your position within only a second or two. This is pretty impressive, considering that on dedicated GPS devices locking on to satellites does take a little extra time.

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Battery Life

The phone will last you an average of about 14 hours of regular use. Our average usage pattern has been roughly an hour or a little more of real call time, while the remaining 9-odd hours of intense computing: e-mail, office productivity, Twitter, Facebook, web browsing, audio-video, and an occasional game. Internet connectivity was always on (either 3G or WiFi, depending on what was available).

Our continuous video-loop test lasted for 9 hours and 15 minutes, which is quite a record. So, the device does have enough battery life to keep you entertained and working for a good working-day. However, there are some issues: despite going into a deep sleep mode, the phone still discharges battery at a steady rate. So if you were at 20 percent charge just before you went to sleep, then phone won’t last till it’s time to ring your morning alarm. It just cannot make the last 10 percent last for even 4-hours in a deep sleep mode. The drain from 30 percent charge to 1 percent can happen in as little as 6-hours, with absolutely no active screen use. Considering the fact that the phone has so much processing power at its disposal, it’s worth considering underclocking the phone to 50MHz just before you go to sleep, this kind of active profile and processor management may actually take this phone through a full 24-hour cycle without a recharge.

But once on a full charge, which takes a good two hours or so, the phone will pull along for 14-hours easily, and for now we’ll happily take that everyday.

Verdict
Do yourself a favour and go get the Galaxy Note. It’s a powerful tablet, that’s very thinly disguised as a smartphone. You will invariably spend 80 percent of your time doing things on it that you’d otherwise be doing on a tablet or a computer even. And just consider that it can make and receive calls as an added bonus. Samsung TouchWiz’s calling and general telecommunication functionality leaves a lot to be desired, and isn’t yet anywhere near HTC’s Sense UI, but it’s adequate and there are tweaks and apps available to give you your desired phone or messaging launcher.

Then, after all that, there’s the simple fact that the Galaxy Note won’t give up the ghost easily, its 2500mAh battery ensures that it will keep going for at least a full working day. You can go about using it as a phone-only without looking like a goof, and still have enough left to read a book, watch a movie, play a game, and browse to your heart’s content.

It is also the fastest around, and it will never stumble or stutter as you move happily between writing an e-mail, watching an episode of Dexter and snapping a quick photograph. All of these taken together are the best arguments possible for having only one device to do it all. This is for real, and not some make believe futuristic device.

Oh! And lest we forget: as we’ve noted so many times before, great devices rarely ever come cheap, so relatively speaking – and especially when there are phones and tablets that retail for upwards of Rs 40,000! -the Galaxy Note is also a great bargain.

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