The incredible success managed by the Galaxy S and other phones is going to be extremely hard for Samsung to achieve once again, but they have managed this exactly following the launch of the Samsung S II. This is despite the fact that it will be up against the competition that is currently include a number of phones like the Motorola Atrix and the rumoured iPhone 5. The Galaxy S II manages to disperse the competition in the same way that its predecessor once did by virtue of having almost every single new technology without discretion.
The Samsung Galaxy S II manages to include a 4.3 inch display in the phone, which is a slight improvement from the 4 inch unit of the previous phone. However, the most astonishing aspect of the new phone has to be the way that it has managed this increase without actually increasing the dimensions of the phone. In fact, the new phone is smaller than the previous version in many regards and the thickness of the phone is just 8.3 mm. This should make it the thinnest phone in the world by some margin as the iPhone 5 is not expected to beat this figure. The Samsung Galaxy S II will also possess the Super AMOLED Plus technology, which is the next version of the Super AMOLED technology used in the predecessor. Everybody could clearly see the advantages of using this technology in the previous phone and it is expected to make the difference in this phone once again.
The Samsung Galaxy S II will also provide an on-board memory of 16 GB, which can also be opted out in favour of the 32 GB version. Even if you choose the wrong version of internal memory initially, you have the opportunity to rectify it by using memory cards of the micro-SD variety. The phone can accept around 32 GB of maximum memory by this process, which should make the Samsung Galaxy S II: the best phones in terms of the total memory that can be present in any given phone. The Samsung Galaxy S II will also offer the 1.2 GHz dual core processor, which is a tad better than the 1 GHz dual core unit expected in the iPhone 5. One will be extremely happy to have this processor in the phone, which has been modified from the 1 GHz unit after the initial rumours suggested that the iPhone 5 also came with one. Now, it features a much improved 1.2 GHz unit, which is one of the most powerful processors launched up until now.
The Samsung Galaxy S II has most of the connectivity features given that it is the phone that is set to replace the current flagship model of the company. The Samsung Galaxy S II was expected to sport a price tag of around £ 600 initially, but it seems to have been reduced to just £ 500, which is a very good price tag for one of this amount of features.
The Samsung Galaxy S II manages to include a 4.3 inch display in the phone, which is a slight improvement from the 4 inch unit of the previous phone. However, the most astonishing aspect of the new phone has to be the way that it has managed this increase without actually increasing the dimensions of the phone. In fact, the new phone is smaller than the previous version in many regards and the thickness of the phone is just 8.3 mm. This should make it the thinnest phone in the world by some margin as the iPhone 5 is not expected to beat this figure. The Samsung Galaxy S II will also possess the Super AMOLED Plus technology, which is the next version of the Super AMOLED technology used in the predecessor. Everybody could clearly see the advantages of using this technology in the previous phone and it is expected to make the difference in this phone once again.
The Samsung Galaxy S II will also provide an on-board memory of 16 GB, which can also be opted out in favour of the 32 GB version. Even if you choose the wrong version of internal memory initially, you have the opportunity to rectify it by using memory cards of the micro-SD variety. The phone can accept around 32 GB of maximum memory by this process, which should make the Samsung Galaxy S II: the best phones in terms of the total memory that can be present in any given phone. The Samsung Galaxy S II will also offer the 1.2 GHz dual core processor, which is a tad better than the 1 GHz dual core unit expected in the iPhone 5. One will be extremely happy to have this processor in the phone, which has been modified from the 1 GHz unit after the initial rumours suggested that the iPhone 5 also came with one. Now, it features a much improved 1.2 GHz unit, which is one of the most powerful processors launched up until now.
The Samsung Galaxy S II has most of the connectivity features given that it is the phone that is set to replace the current flagship model of the company. The Samsung Galaxy S II was expected to sport a price tag of around £ 600 initially, but it seems to have been reduced to just £ 500, which is a very good price tag for one of this amount of features.
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