Samsung Galaxy Ace S5830 android phone review,drivers and user manuel

The budget mobile phone sector is one of the primary growth areas within the mobile market, so it's no surprise to determine Samsung plastering ads for its latest budget model, the actual Samsung Galaxy Ace, all over the spot. Sporting a 3.5in screen, 800MHz CPU along with a fully-fledged version of Android, it's got all the necessities but can that trump all before it? The phone's design certainly doesn't betray its budget leanings. It's absolutely nothing particularly new or innovative but the actual glossy front, gold sides and uneven back are intelligent enough. In regards to build quality, there's a certain plasticky sense to it however , if some high-end smartphones just like Samsung's own Samsung galaxy s II also have an extremely lightweight plastic develop, the difference is not glaringly obvious.

Android 3.0 Gingerbread Review and Preview

An official video promoting Android 3.0 Honeycomb has just appeared on YouTube, apparently without any accompanying fanfare from Google. It was on the Android Developers channel, but one would expect at least a blog post to show off the various nuances of the new interface. Actually, as I was writing this very paragraph, the video was taken down, so I’m guessing this was unintentional. (update: it was just displayed officially for the T-Mobile G-Slate) Over the last few days millions of smartphone owners will have no-doubt updated their Android handset to Android 2.2 FroYo, it now seems as if Google are concentrating on their next major OS update; Android 3.0 Gingerbread.