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  • Pete
  • pVj
  • 27 Nov 2009

Happy with my brand new Galaxy!
please samsung DO SOMETHING ABOUT BATTERY. It lasts just 1 day...

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    • Anonymous
    • 0cU
    • 27 Nov 2009

    CrazySte, 14 Nov 2009COMPATIBILITY QUESTION Does this phone works with AT&T 3... moreit will work with ATT but without 3g.

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      • Michael
      • 2CG
      • 25 Nov 2009

      I'm quite happy with mine, posting from it now, actually. As soon as the shop I work in got one, I signed up for a contract straight away. The battery life was, at first, appalling. It originally lasted a few hours on standby. After a couple of overnight charges, however, I'm getting a couple of days of good use out of it, including the wifi, bluetooth, and GPS. Everything works pretty much as advertised, for me, but I'm beginning to feel like I have the only good one in the world. Two of my customers have since sent theirs back on warranty for a number of issues such as sifnal strength, battery life, and wifi network discovery. My evidence is obviously anecdotal, and may be subject to a bit of selection bias (maybe its just our shop), so I'd like to hear some other stories, preferably from people in phone shops, about the hardware fault rates others are seeing.

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        • Nandoes
        • 2CD
        • 23 Nov 2009

        Is this phone compabible with tethering to a linux computer? Macs are tooif you know? Also sense ui upgrade avaliable for handset?

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          • andy
          • nRp
          • 22 Nov 2009

          sign up petition here for Android 2
          http://www.petitionspot.com/petitions/samsunggalaxy#signpetition

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            • andy
            • nRp
            • 22 Nov 2009

            The standby time is realy VERY short. I am sure this is because of software problem. I'd suggested to Sumsung do not put there any shity software and use pure Android. If you do not know create software - do not do it. Do the hardware and Google will do the rest.

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              • CrazySte
              • k@H
              • 14 Nov 2009

              COMPATIBILITY QUESTION

              Does this phone works with AT&T 3G Network?

              I was thinking about buying this phone and go ask at the AT&T store to give me a 3G SIM Card... right now i have a BlackBerry Curve 8310 so i don't have a 3G enabled SIM Card, and i am still under contract so i don't want to brake it, plus i'm happy with AT&T... do you guys think they will give me a 3G SIM Card if i tell them i bought an Unlocked 3G Phone?

              THANK'S FOR THE INFO
              REGARDS

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                • f42
                • 14 Nov 2009

                samsung stole htc 's idea this os of the sansung looks like the htc dream 's os

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                  • Anonymous
                  • kNW
                  • 10 Nov 2009

                  There are better phones out now for the same or lower price.

                  This phone has lots of issues and Samsung better fix them on their next software update

                  The HTC hero is a lot better at this point

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                    • pipo
                    • M}c
                    • 09 Nov 2009

                    the stand by of the samsung glaxy
                    is bad as hell..

                    it will only last for a couple of
                    hours in and this in perfect conditions..

                    so stand by hours what was given in the specs
                    480 hours or something is not even close..
                    and also the internet does not work with every provider here in the netherlands..

                    so personally i advise u not to buy this phone

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                      • ALEXANDRE IN BRASIL
                      • 9GN
                      • 07 Nov 2009

                      i guess we have to wait then....:(....:(

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                        • Anonymous
                        • 2SP
                        • 04 Nov 2009

                        3g cam is not there. so its soo bad

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                          • prk
                          • 24 Oct 2009

                          I whole heartedly suggest NOT TO BUY this phone. Battery life is disastorous, there are bluetooth issues (only 120 seconds visibility duration!?), you can't send data via bluetooth without some additional application and so on and on. Android itself has some glitches (at least on Samsung Galaxy). Physical lock key is erratic and unreliable. I can't emphasize any positive quality compared to similar mobile phones on the market. Especially at this price range.

                          This is my first Samsung phone and I am very dissappointed. NOT WORTH THE MONEY!

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                            • Mark
                            • ii9
                            • 24 Oct 2009

                            THIS PHONE IS RUBBISH!!
                            Im from Melbourne Australia, and anyone whos thinking of buying this phone, DONT!
                            - The operating system is full of bugs.
                            - Screenlock has a mind of it's own
                            - Phone cuts in and out of reception
                            - Battery life is terrible and very erratic
                            - Bluetooth doesnt connect to any phone other than android phones
                            - Not all apps work

                            And the worst of all: - The PC Suite, doesnt 'talk' to the phone, this is VERY annoying.

                            BUY SOMETHING PROVEN AND TESTED! STAY AWAY FROM THE SAMSUNG GALAXY!!

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                              • Anonymous
                              • 4YI
                              • 21 Oct 2009

                              Anonymous, 29 Sep 2009Can someone confirm or deny if this phone works on the USA ... moreHere you are my friend,

                              The Samsung i7500 is the Korean manufacturer’s first official Google Android smartphone, featuring a 3.2-inch AMOLED touchscreen, 5-megapixel camera and T-Mobile 3G support.
                              Samsung answers the call for more Google Android smartphones with the I7500 handset, which will be available in Europe this June. The quad-band phone, which features a 3.2-inch AMOLED touch-screen, will be compatible with T-Mobile’s 3G network in the United States
                              Like the T-Mobile G1, Samsung’s smartphone will have deep integration with Google’s Web services like Google Maps, Gmail, Google Calendar, and Google Talk. To stay connected, the I7500 comes with Wi-Fi, EDGE, and 3G capabilities that can get up to 7.2 Mbps downlink speed.
                              The Samsung i7500 Android smartphone will also ship with a 1500 mAh battery, an internal memory of 8GB and a microSD memory slot supporting up to 32GB cards. Furthermore, the phone supports Bluetooth 2.0 and USB 2.0, and comes with a microUSB port and a 3.5mm headphone jack.
                              Unlike T-Mobile’s G1. the only other Android phone on the US market, the i7500 doesn’t appear to have a QWERTY keyboard. It seems to rely instead on a virtual keyboard on its touch screen. The i7500 also differs from the G1 in that it has a standard headphone jack—the G1’s lack of a standard headphone jack displeased many users.
                              With two Android handsets already available from HTC, the G1 and the HTC Magic, the i7500 will be the first Android-based handset from a major phone company to hit the market, something that could be a huge selling point for the device. While the G1 has been popular since its release. The smartphone measures 4.5 inches by 2.2 inches and is 0.46 inches thick. Pricing information has not yet been

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                                • Anonymous
                                • 4YI
                                • 21 Oct 2009

                                Anonymous, 29 Sep 2009Can someone confirm or deny if this phone works on the USA ... moreYes it does work with T-Mobile

                                Key features
                                •Quad-band GSM/GPRS/EDGE support
                                •3G with HSDPA 7.2 Mbps and HSUPA 5.76Mbps
                                •Android OS v1.5 (codenamed Cupcake) without customizations
                                •3.2" capacitive AMOLED touchscreen of HVGA resolution
                                •Qualcomm MSM72000A 528MHz CPU, 128MB RAM
                                •5 MP autofocus camera with LED flash, geo-tagging, YouTube and Picasa integration
                                •Wi-Fi 802.11 b/g and GPS receiver
                                •Accelerometer sensor for auto-rotate and turn-to-mute
                                •Digital compass for automatic navigation of maps
                                •Standard microUSB port for charging and data
                                •microSD card slot with microSDHC support
                                •8GB internal storage
                                •Stereo Bluetooth (A2DP)
                                •3.5 mm audio jack

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                                  • Mike
                                  • 3bZ
                                  • 17 Oct 2009

                                  Why so many people are saying the Hero is better than Galaxy??
                                  I mean Galaxy has at least a flash light and 16M colors,no?
                                  Anyway is there any GPS Sports tracker app like on SE phones?

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                                    • asmith50
                                    • S35
                                    • 15 Oct 2009

                                    does anyone know how to forward messages and delete them?????

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                                      • Anonymous
                                      • 9x7
                                      • 09 Oct 2009

                                      Anonymous, 02 Oct 2009It is quadband and therefore works with any GSM network.the person was asking if it worked with tmobile u.s.a. 3G freq not if it was quad band. tmobile u.s.a. has their own freq (1700)when it comes to 3G internet. An iphone is quad band and can work with tmobile u.s.a. for phone calls but att's 3G freq is a different band so the 3G service would not work. just food for thought.

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                                        • Anonymous
                                        • 9x7
                                        • 09 Oct 2009

                                        Anonymous, 29 Sep 2009Can someone confirm or deny if this phone works on the USA ... more1700 freq is the 3G freq that is used by tmobile u.s.a. it will work but i would wait for the behold 2 which is the same phone but hopefully a faster processor and comes out in Nov of this year.

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