Samsung I9000 Galaxy S
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- anoniem
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- 26 Jul 2010
anoniem, 26 Jul 2010Hi does anyone know if the navigation is good on this iphone?I mean this phone. Excuses.
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- anoniem
- mm3
- 26 Jul 2010
Hi does anyone know if the navigation is good on this iphone?
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- Anonymous
- vGQ
- 26 Jul 2010
simply superb
i would say next is what?
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- Anonymous
- vGQ
- 26 Jul 2010
simply superb
i would next is what?
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- Anonymous
- GLQ
- 26 Jul 2010
srikanth, 26 Jul 2010buy it from one mobiles staples bannerghatta road there als... moreCool.. did u get any SD card in the box??
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- P@T
- 26 Jul 2010
Could anyone tell me if the calendar and Contact book is as easy to use as that of Iphone. My brother just got a HTC Nexus one and he finds it hards to use it. it requires him for gmail registration and everything need to connect to internet. I will buy a Galaxy S next month if the contact and calenda are user friendly.
Thanks
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- PDN
- 26 Jul 2010
this phone will blow your mind. Forget about the iphone
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- Zuberek
- 3H2
- 26 Jul 2010
Got this device from last 3 days. Amazing... I would say THE BEST MOBILE ON THE WORLD !!!
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- 26 Jul 2010
Anonymous, 26 Jul 2010Hello Akshay.. Im from Bangalore too.. Im getting this phon... morebuy it from one mobiles staples bannerghatta road there also same price 28550/- .
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- 26 Jul 2010
Anonymous, 26 Jul 2010A factor that has to be consider for this Super AMOLED, the... moreHi again,
I see that you repeat your post form iPhone comments.
Are you crazy? How dare you put Amoled and CRT in the same basket? CRT (Cathodic Ray Tube) is based on electron emission (that's X-Rays) which excites electroluminescent substances in the display. Anyway some of the electrons escape the CRT and that's why the CRT are dangerous. Amoled does not generate any dangerous light (No Ultaviolet or high energy photons (btw, that is gamma rays-lol)). If you can show me a link to a independent research who can support your statements about the Amoled I print it and eat it.
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- GLQ
- 26 Jul 2010
Anonymous, 26 Jul 2010A factor that has to be consider for this Super AMOLED, the... moreBrother.. wot u r saying might be true.. but dont u think developers and scientists working at Samsung are also aware of these facts and also the regulatory boards of different countries check for thse things before allowing it to be released in their respective countries?? its lauched in 110 countries at the same time I guess.. so there is a very good chance that all these countries would have thought abt all those things u said b4 certifying it to be fit for human usage..dont worry brother.. nobody looses sight using a cellphone!!
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- Anonymous
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- 26 Jul 2010
Akshay, 25 Jul 2010yup..got this beast frm b'lore for 28k..exp but every penny... moreHello Akshay.. Im from Bangalore too.. Im getting this phone on friday.. which showroom did u buy it from? im planning to buy it from Channel 9 in jayanagar.. he is charging 28,500.. without any additional memory card.. isnt is supposed to have a 2GB SD card in it?
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- Anonymous
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- 26 Jul 2010
A factor that has to be consider for this Super AMOLED, the light directly beams into eyes from its source which is OLEDs. All natural vision of human eyes is when the light comes from reflections of light, generated by sun or lamps, over objects: the photon beams don't directly get from source into eyes; also the beam of phones is not reflected as you may think: you don't get back through reflection the original photons from source; the phones are not as ping-pong balls cast back by objects which they hit; the beam is absorbed by objects, converted in energy and the objects emit other photons back in a sub spectrum of the original beam, lower intensity and broader uniformity over object surface thus giving color to objects and thus protecting the eyes from artificial light that maybe dangerous for human retina when comes from artificial powerful punctiform sources. The LED back lit from TFT is diffused over a white panel then by reflection passes though liquid crystals and get into eye so it is a reflected light, not the original light. OLED like CRT colored phosphors or plasma's pixels directly beam the light into eyes thus you are not protected by ultraviolet emissions and high energy photons which make lesions in organic tissue.
So, TFT displays are healthier than AMOLED and CRT and plasma displays.
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- Anonymous
- GLQ
- 26 Jul 2010
gopal, 24 Jul 2010sell it for RS500Very nice Gopal!! :) :)
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- utu
- 26 Jul 2010
i purchased this phone from jodhpur (raj) 29500 rs
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- PGJ
- 26 Jul 2010
wow.... is a good phone i love it
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- utt
- 26 Jul 2010
Akshay, 25 Jul 2010Heyy guys..i have a Galaxy S and i totally love it..but i a... moreJust watch this link.Changed http to hxxp just copy link and change xx to tt and watch
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- 26 Jul 2010
ambientmf, 25 Jul 2010I'm looking at either the Galaxy S or an HTC Desire next mo... moreI have both phones Galaxy S and HTC Desire. The Both phone are great. Only difference for me is HTC Desire can not match the Galaxy Screen, Look great but HTC Desire seems faster.
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- Amir
- ssm
- 25 Jul 2010
Aditya Sharma, 25 Jul 2010Hi Friends, Got the phone yesterday, Still very excited. I... moreHi Aditya...pls tell me...as u know this phone is multitask so pls tell me how apps u can open at a time with slowdown and without slowdown processer or phone??and can u try at a time open all messengers like yahoo,hotmail and skype??and can u receive and send ur yahoo mail and hotmail pls can try first and then reply??because before I buy this phone I want make sure all...oh...can u check we can watch live tv like in iphone have apps so u can watch tv like bbc1,bbc2,itv and others...thanks