HK Rīga MHL mačā Liepājā piekāpjas Omskai

(Wireless Phone) You are going to hear a lot of opinions on how this phone isn't dual core, isn't the Galaxy S II, too big, blah blah blah. Unless you smpily must have the next generation phone this fall, if you are looking for the BEST AT&T Android phone, the Samsung Infuse is it. On paper, I didn't upgrade by much I already had the pretty good Samsung Captivate. But after a few minutes with the Infuse, I could already tell this was a great phone. The performance is so snappy and quick. I don't have official benchmarks but for instance, I am a heavy Google Reader user. On the Captivate, when I would choose Mark All Previous Read , it would take, on average, 10 seconds. Now, it is about 1 second. This is on both Wi-Fi and 4G . App loading and closing is also much faster. I did have my home menu in a long spinning symbol after running some apps and I even rebooted but it has since not returned. The screen is absolutely beautiful. Bight, big and sharp. The screen size was the selling point for me and it feels good in your hand. Slightly larger feeling but I expected it to feel much bigger. Multimedia is also a joy to use on this phone. The front facing camera is a nice addition and I like having the flash on the 8MP camera on the back. We did try a Tango video call and never could get it to work right. If we weren't sideways, then it wasn't displaying correctly. Someone needs to make a definitive video chat client for Android. To me, this phone is ready for the future. Even with dual core processors out there, this phone should do you for at least the terms of a 2 year contract, if not longer. If you smpily can't wait for the fall lineup of phones, this is an excellent choice.