We love the Samsung Galaxy S. It runs an excellent version of Android 2.1 and sports one of the best screens in the business. But if there’s one aspect letting down the whole experience, it’s the plastic shell. Do the top notch internals and clever camera make up for it? Read on and find out in this part of our Samsung Galaxy S review.
The Samsung Galaxy S is one pimped out smartphone, and while its monstrous hardware plays a big part in this, just as crucial is the impressive bake of Android it’s running. Find out why we’re in love with Samsung’s TouchWiz UI at long last in this part of our Samsung Galaxy S review.
Had the Samsung Galaxy S come out last month, its massive Super AMOLED screen would have wiped the floor with all the competition, without breaking a sweat, or garnering a fingerprint. Then the iPhone 4 came along and redefined just how sharp a smartphone screen should be. Can it still go head to head? Read on and find out in this part of our Samsung Galaxy S review.
Our iPhone 4 review is just around the corner for all you UK gadget fans who skipped the queues yesterday. But for those who took a half day off to bag one, here’s an opportunity you don’t want to miss: £50 of iTunes vouchers, for £0. All you have to do is send us your iPhone 4 video review…
3D TV has a fatal flaw, assuming you can get over the wearing of dorky 3D goggles in the first place: A set of 3D specs from one active 3D TV won’t necessarily work with a screen from another manufacturer. Unless you plump for Monster Cable’s universal 3D glasses, that is.
Want to enter our Win an iPhone 4 competition, but need some inspiration? Well, we’ve had almost 500 entries in the comments so far, and some of them were either too weird, interesting, or just barmy, to let them linger in the depths of the comments, so we’ve picked out four of the wildest posts, to give you some inspiration…
The iPhone 4 has problems locking on to a strong signal when held a certain way. We’ve replicated the problem with our own iPhone 4, but while we couldn’t get the Vodafone signal to drop completely, it did lose several bars when cradled in our left claw. It has to be said though, we were squeezing pretty hard, and actively trying to force a problem out of Apple’s latest gadget. With that in mind, under everyday use, are you bothered that there’s a potential iPhone 4 problem here?
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