Thursday 9 August 2012
Samsung Galaxy S3
Reviewed by magrath lewis on
Aug 9
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Samsung GALAXY S III just gets us. Little things, like staying awake when you look at it and keeping track of loved ones. Designed for humans, it goes beyond smart and fulfills your needs by thinking as you think, acting as you act.
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Technical Specifications
The Samsung Galaxy S3 is one of the most important products launched in year 2012. After very high popularity of Galaxy S2, people are calling it the smartest and intelligent mobile ever made in history of smart phones.
If you are a mobile games lover, and love to play high resolution 3d mobile games, then S3 will not disappoint you. This high-end mobile comes with great 4.8-inch 720p-resolution display screen and one of the fastest quad-core processor in the market. Some people are saying that its design is not so attractive, maybe I agree with them because at first its styling looks little bit out of date. But after using this mobile for few minutes, I realised that I am holding the best and the fastest phone ever made (at-least its the best and fastest of all phones I used till now).
The 1.4GHz quad core Exynos processor completes all tasks instantly. Exynos provides high adaptability and delicacy which you can’t find in any other phone in market at this time. If we compare it with Galaxy note, it completes the task even before Note will get chance to react. It’s obvious to say that with this kind of fast speed you’ll be experiencing best Multitasking between apps.
Samsung Galaxy S3 offers some new innovations in taking pictures and videos. Like Burst Shot helps in taking 20 consecutive pictures at 6fps and feature of Best Photo automatically select the best photo from 8 consecutive pictures at 6fps. Zero shutter lag helps in taking the best burst shots. HDR Mode of this phone takes incredibly best pictures in high light environments and situations. Recording Snapshot give us facility of grabbing 1920x1080 resolution pictures while you recording videos. For better depth of field it provides touch to focus feature while video is recording.
Samsung has introduced new Smarter Call Features in S3. By turning on the Direct Call feature under the motion settings, you can instantly call a person from SMS or contact profile. This adds a great natural experience when using Samsung Galaxy S3. If you got any missed calls or sms, Smart Alert function under motion settings, will alert you by vibration as you pickup your mobile and beside this there’s always a notification light blinking for the same.
You may have used Android Beam, which is really an awesome feature of android. But Samsung has introduced new advanced version of this feature in S3 called S Beam. Basically it works like Android beam but with the advantage of WiFi Direct it can now move huge files in minutes.
With S3, Samsung also introducing its new voice recognition app S Voice. It gives advantage of updating your facebook status, recording voice and modifying phone settings. you can also take pictures with S Voice but as with all other voice recognition apps like famous Siri, don’t hope that it will always recognise your all voice commands correctly. Specially when there’s much noise around you.
Samsung also introduced some very user-friendly features in this phone like, Smart Stay function which disables screen timeout when it detects that user is viewing the display. S3 notices the eye contact with the help of front camera at certain amount of time and make screen brightness lower. But some weird angles and staring makes it a challenge for this feature to work properly. But it can be fixed with some firmware updates. Samsung also introduced a new feature called Pop Up Play which will allow you to play videos in a floating window above other tasks like web browsing, email, sms and anything you like.
With all these awesome advance genius features its natural for anybody to be worried about its battery life. But thankfully its 2100mAh battery is optimised for its huge screen with tons of pixels. Well, I don’t want to say that screen will not eat up your battery life but I didn’t see any issue while I used this mobile. I tested it with 90 minutes video on full brightness while running Gmail, Twitter, Facebook and Dropbox in background with regular updates on through WiFi.
At the end of test, it consumed only 18% of the battery while on the same test iPhone 4s consumed 26% and HTC One X end up consuming 40% of the battery. So battery backup is not really an issue with this awesome android phone.
Please share your thoughts and experience about this phone in comments and help others to decide, either its good to buy this awesome android mobile or not.
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