As mobile phones become more and more complex, the reasons why people buy one model over another become more and more varied. Many people will choose a phone because it is simple and they are able to use them easily and without fuss, and for the function for which they are created – calling people! Sounds crazy I know!
However, many people have higher aspirations for their phone and people now look at things like the phone’s camera, the social networking features a phone offers, the applications and games available and the ability to message and email. These things are important and this is something that phone manufacturers such as Samsung have noticed, and with the Samsung Galaxy S, the flagship handset from the Korean mobile giants, it’s offering plenty to customers looking for more than just calls and texts.
The Galaxy’s exclusive Layar Browser, powered by Tele Atlas, is one of the most attractive features, and allows users to view digital information “on top of the real World!” in the words of Samsung. With this you can just point your camera at any point of interest such as a cafe or gallery and it will offer you reviews and other information on the place. It also gives travel information at railway and coach stations. Pretty good eh?
For those of you out there that find it hard to get around, there is also a great turn by turn navigation system on the Galaxy S. Google Maps runs the navigation system and it also turns automatically into car mode if you place it in the car cradle, so you can use it on long journeys as well as short ones. It also offers three different views: real street view, traffic view, and satellite view, so you can choose whatever version you prefer.
For those more into the social aspects of mobiles though, the Galaxy S offers the chance to connect with any other Samsung device using AllShare via DLNA, making it much easier to share information with fellow Samsung phone owners. Click here to purchase the phone now and see what all the fuss is about.
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