Samsung Galaxy Ace Review

as Galaxy Fighter Galaxy sits below the range of Samsung phone Android-powered smartphones and is a very nice looking handset, with a premium look and feel thanks to a high gloss and metallic edging traka.Galaxy Ace for Android 2.2 (Froyo), which is the same as the latest Android phone, although version 2.3 (Gingerbread) would be the icing on the cake. As usual, these are overlaid with Android own custom user interface TouchWiz 3.0, making for a very user-friendly experience. Guba adds several enhancements crude Android experience, including contacts and closer integration with social networking data.

LCD screen on the Ace is a good size at 3.5 inches, which is great for that price point, although similarly priced Desire is larger 3.7 inch screen zaslon.Razlučivost of 320 x 480 pixels on the low side , however.

The rest of the Ace Hardware is very mid-range previše.800 MHz processor is not lowered, but the 158MB of onboard memory does not limit the number of applications that can be stored. Memory can be expanded to 32 GB memory card, but I still like to have more memory installed in the device sama.1350mAh battery is adequate, but Android phones really eats batteries, and it would be nice to have seen stronger battery on board Ace.

But Ace is a powerful phone with many great features including a music player, FM radio with RDS, assisted GPS with Google Maps, plus access to a range of applications from the Android Market. Linking ticks all the boxes, with Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, USB and a 3.5mm headphone jack. There is a fast HSDPA internet access on 3G network too. Web browsing is pretty good experience, combined with a fast processor, fast data access and large screen work well together. Here again, however, limited screen resolution does not represent a challenge, with the text harder to read than on other Android phones.

Ace comes equipped with high-end cameras. With 5-megapixel sensor and autofocus and LED flash, it is capable of taking good pictures, the camera phone. It also can record high quality videos, although not in HD.

As is priced at about 20 per month contract, which is comparable with other Android phones, such as Desire. Although it is a nice phone, we would choose as the desire, so it looks as if HTC can continue to dominate the mid-range Android phone market in the foreseeable future.