Samsung Galaxy S is the Benchmark for All Android Phones

The huge success of the Samsung brand is something that seems to be associated with the launch of a number of new phones, but mostly it has to do with the launch of the Samsung Galaxy S. This high-end phone was launched by Samsung a few months ago and it is already providing significant competition in the industry that is filled with phones like the Apple iPhone 4 and the HTC Desire HD. The Samsung Galaxy S is a phone that not only has a lot of features, but it also looks good as well that has certainly helped its case.

The Samsung Galaxy S will be using a 4 inch display that is going to be utilising the next version of the AMOLED technology. Samsung is one of the pioneers of the AMOLED technology and they have taken things to a new level using the Super AMOLED technology, which is going to be introducing new levels of brightness to the touch screen display. Also, this technology will also be imparting a new level of contrast within the display, which will make it highly legible even in the conditions that are not favourable for the touchscreen mobile phones like the direct sunlight, for example. The Samsung Galaxy S will be offering the 8 GB and 16 GB internal memory options, which is going to be sufficient for a phone in this price range given that there is also the external memory card option available in the phone.

The Samsung Galaxy S will be utilising the rich power of the 1 GHz single core processor in the phone to power the Android 2.1 operating system that recently received an update to the 2.2 version. However, it has been followed up with the 2.3 version, but Samsung have not taken long to provide this update for the phone has it is expected to be available for the Samsung Galaxy S within a few weeks. It will be updating the phone to the latest standards currently available and this has been possible only due to the presence of this powerful processor. It is a processor that is going to be supplemented by the 512 MB of RAM that is also good in terms of the competition is well. Even though the phone is going to be lacking in the HDMI port, it is more than making up for it by providing the TV out feature.

This feature will be used to replicate the Samsung Galaxy S's interface on the large screen television, which can then be used to view the photos and videos recorded using the five megapixel camera. This camera is an autofocus unit, which is going to be aptly supplemented by the HD video recording option. The Samsung Galaxy S is a phone that is available on the contract option for around £ 25 per month, which is incredible value for a phone that has so many features. The SIM free version is expected to cost around £ 360.