Samsung Galaxy S WiFi 4.2 user reviews
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Dawn Kinnersley 4 April 2013
Comment: Just ordered one of these as fed up with having to charge smartphone every day & want something with better battery life & larger screen. Plus I love android apps. Will post another review once I've received it &played with it. On offer at currys & amazon for £79.99!
Panagiotis Stamou 19 November 2012
Good: Screen Size, Stereo speakers and more.
Bad: I can't find anything bad!
Comment: It looks really nice and it's good enough for basic apps and light usage.
sonymad 2 March 2012
Good: Big bright screen Looks classy Gyroscope for tilt-based gaming android good value for money
Bad: Not the latest version of Android Will the processor cope with intensive games? isnt full android market doesnt have oled screen like android walkman and ipod touch and microsoft zune hd
Comment: Android Platform
The Galaxy S WiFi 5.0 features the open Android platform. Extend your performance with numerous applications from the Android Marekt and Samsung Apps. Plus, once you download various game applications from Android Market, you can experience the amazing performance of the 5-inch display.
Samsung Apps
Samsung Apps allows you easily download applications that were developed exclusively for the Galaxy S WiFi 5.0. Enjoy various applications for games, news, dictionaries, education, or social network services. It's a wonderland of exciting applications.SpecificationsSee All
General Feature
8GB / 16GB capacity
5.0" Display Screen
Embedded speaker
Embedded mic.
Available colours: white
Bluetooth (v3.0)
USB 2.0
Multi touch
General applications: Alarm / Clock, Calendar, Gallery, Email, ThinkFree Office, Memo, Voice Recorder, Calculator, Daily Briefing, Program Explorer, AllShare and Etc
Weight: 182g
Music Option
SoundAlive
AB repeat
Alarm music setting
File Management
File delete
See a bigger mobile performance
• Blow your mind with the huge 5-inch screen
• Expand your entertainment with Samsung Apps
• Keep connected with Google® Mobile Services™
• Boost performance with SoundAlive audio
fredm73 1 March 2012
Comment: The iPod Touch lacks a GPS. The Galaxy has a GPS. There are increasingly more apps that make use of a GPS.