Samsung I9000 Galaxy S gets the hands-on treatment on HD video Comments
- Anonymous
- n7f
Fred Ling, 25 Mar 2010What is the difference between this i9000 Galaxy S and I8520?? I have yet to see these two mod... moreIt's names, don't you see that!!
- Fred Ling
- ibm
What is the difference between this i9000 Galaxy S and I8520?? I have yet to see these two models in the local market to compare the prices.
- Fred Ling
- ibm
What is the difference between this i9000 Galaxy S and I8520?? I have yet to see these two models in the local market to compare the prices.
- Anonymous
- v3D
I like its features. But for goodness sake SAmsung should come up with a stylish design for a change. It's like even if you have the most expensive Samsung unit at hand, U could hardly tell the difference with the cheap ones.
- m_device
- fuQ
Osama bin Laden, 25 Mar 2010me not like iPhone copies BADYes, we know that! You just like copy of BOMBS. Too BAD
- Anonymous
- p3I
I don't buy anything from Samsung anymore. Samsung = mainstream. HTC = awesome.
HTC Desire FTW!
- Anonymous
- n7f
I think samsung have release this phone with special purpose, for funboys to rip off their money, because they stuck on that iphones with bad functions...lol!
- Anonymous
- uSN
Touchwizz is BS. Why did they even bother? It doesn't look sleek or anything. It looks really cheap and its made for budget-phones. The menu is a total copy of iPhone which is really pathetic. The design is typical old boring samsung... And who the f doesn't put flash on a high-end?!
- Anonymous
- PP2
iphone owner, 24 Mar 2010Well said, and it's exactly what annoys me about modern phones. Samsung, SE, Nokia, HTC ma... moreI like my iphone but what else other phone will apple support theyve been the same for the past 3 years duh
- Anonymous
- n7f
It seem this is omnia II polished cowers and other OS, no radio and no stereo speakers, but has a good screen-size and visual effects, but how that..., good screen for multimedia and no good speakers, i mean MONO speakers..., you may get migraine watching movie in mono-voice today..., even internet radio would be like old radio transistors, that you'll get tired easy!
As phone is very thin, well that screen can break very easy, and will cost you a lot to repair maybe over half it's original price, because there is no warranty about it.
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- 9x4
m_device, 24 Mar 2010When will all this brands: Samsung, Nokia, Aple & the others, release a better phone than ... morehey m_device,
seems like your not going through the gsmarena webiste, samsung will release wave S8500 which if FAR BETTER than htc hd2..ok????
and htc alone has one FAR BETTER than hd2, which is nexus one...ok????
lastly i9000 galaxy is also way better than hd2..
check thier specs if you have time, so you wont ask question like the one you even dare post for the whole world to see....
- MA
- m}9
m_device, 24 Mar 2010When will all this brands: Samsung, Nokia, Aple & the others, release a better phone than ... moreHTC HD2 don't have super amoled screen
- Anonymous
- utn
Anonymous, 24 Mar 2010But it has Touchwiz, which is a disaster, and it won't get updates as soon as the nex version ... moreyou are right mate... every second month they announce a new phone but what about update??? huh... there is still no updates for original galaxy... its still running on 1.5 where we have 1.6 and 2.1 samsund should give updates else sooner or later samsung will loose customers and popularity...
- Anonymous
- uCm
What most people here fail to understand is;Samsung is a South Korean tech company AND their own home/local market are HUGE enough for them.I'm not being prejudicial.I'm just saying that when a biz enjoys that kind of luxury,the standard trend happens to be that they're able to slightly look the other way of how the global market works.In this case it's Samsung's questionable pricing strategies and lax software efficiency initiatives.It's not like that they're dumb at coding shit,they allocate just enough resources to make it work as on paper and as long as it can sell.That's all.They're changing their game and we should allow that to happen.At the very least in underlying phone tech aspect they're stronger than Nokia at R&D I don't think even the most vocal critic can deny that.For example look at RIM with their Blackberry.43% NA market share over iPhone's 25%.By numbers alone you can now roughly guess that's exactly why RIM seems to be slow at bringing better phone tech for their phones.For surrounding services around the BB OS they place that as the higher priority.So far it works for them and course for how long that's debatable.BB OS by itself are a bland UI in terms of user experience BUT it does what it's supposed to do stably and reliably.Again it's up to RIM to stick to their enterprise/biz forte or really bring the fight to consumers' end.The Galaxy S can win.Provided if Samsung knows how to upend HTC's speed to market,pricings and availability.
- Anonymous
- nvc
No Flash?!?! What are they thinking? Camera and the whole phone is useless w/o flash.
- Anonymous
- 3Kj
Ultra_Edition, 24 Mar 2010guys. please note: this device is not using "Snap Dragon" CPU which made by Qualcomm... more"Guys. please note: this device is not using "Snap Dragon" CPU which made by Qualcomm. This Galaxy S using 1Ghz CPU but its Samsung ARM base Cortex A8 CPU. Why everyone think 1Ghz CPU is Snap Dragon.?"
Uhmmm,, no one thinks that?? I dont know where you read that but nobody ever mentioned this samsung had a snapdragon in it..
- iphone owner
- nFP
Paul, 24 Mar 2010Totally agree, they release flagship phones then remove all resources from support & move ... moreWell said, and it's exactly what annoys me about modern phones.
Samsung, SE, Nokia, HTC make some amazing devices, but then abandon them six months later for the next top model. The only example of good after sales support came with the N95, when they vastly improved it with the V.20 firmware.
Knock Apple all you want, but they are still supporting a phone that was released over 2 years ago. No other phone company can say the same.
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