If you have arrived late on the smartphone scene one of the first units you should take a look at is the Samsung Galaxy i7500. This one hits a home run with most people who are impressed with a nice screen and fast navigation. Take a closer look at the basic details of this smartphone here.
Samsung Galaxy i7500
The Galaxy is a sleek looker and built very solid. It has that expensive look about it. It has been out in Europe for awhile now, namely France and Germany. Samsung has a model destined for the United States, called the “Galaxy S”. The screen is a superior work over most models of smartphones. It is not just the latest AMOLED technology, but is one level above AMOLED, which Samsung is calling “Super” AMOLED. It is bright and sips battery power less than an LCD screen. The ability to see things on the screen even in sunlight is increased dramatically. The Galaxy is very pocketable since it is just .47 inches (11.9 millimeters ) thick.
Samsung Galaxy i7500 Menu
The screen is a small work of art. It is fairly large at 3.2 inches. The “S” model has a bigger screen that measures four inches. The buttons below the capacitive touch screen include the call “end” and “start” buttons, a D-Pad “okay” button, home and menu. The screen features a light sensor to help control display brightness. It has the accelerometer to do the automatic switch from portrait to landscape mode by turning the smartphone to the side.
The Samsung Galaxy contains one very hot operating system; the Android by Google. This particular Samsung unit will have either version 1.5 or 2.1. Be sure to get one with 2.1 to enjoy the “pinch and zoom” function of multi touch. Android is breaking out with over 50,000 applications you can use to save time or money or just play games. The 800 megahertz processor helps you to keep from crashing the Galaxy if you happen top open a bunch of programs. YouTube, Google talk, Gmail, Google Search and more are included in the Android programs.
Samsung Galaxy i7500 Camera
Samsung gave this model a 3.2 megapixel camera that takes average photos. Autofocus and and geotagging are included. It can take video at fifteen frames per second, which is nothing great, but better than not having a video camera. There is no FM radio, but there is a 3.5 millimeter headphone jack for privacy or for listening to recorded music. The Galaxy has a spot for a MicroSD card up to 32 gigabytes in size.
Connectivity for this Samsung model is excellent and includes EDGE, GPRS, “quad band” 2G, “quad band” 3G and Wi-Fi. The battery is one of the largest on sale for a smartphone. It is 1500 mAh in size. You can talk up to eleven and a half hours on 2G networks and nearly seven hours on 3G. It is being sold for around $520 dollars with online discounts.
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