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Fantastisk AMOLED-skærm. Slank. Hurtig. Mange funktioner.
Superhurtig
Udmærket skærm
Absolut kraftigste og hurtigste mobil til dato. (1
2 GHz dualcore og 1 GB RAM)
Stor og rigtig flot skærm med helt uhørt kontrast forhold
Alt i forbindelser og med meget hurtig mobildata muligheder
Wi-Fi med understøttelse af DLNA
Wi-Fi direct og kan k
Redaktørerne brød sig ikke om
Lidt plastik-agtig bagside. Dyr.
Lidt plasticagtig
Savner lovet NFC
Bagside coveret er meget tyndt og fleksibelt og i øvrigt ret besværligt at få af og på
It's always difficult to sum up a device like the SGS2, because this is such a major launch and so much has already been written and discovered about the phone. I find myself again thinking back to how long it's been since we first played with the SGS2 at...
Samsung's original break in smartphones was due to the Galaxy S hardware platform, and it is clear that Samsung took it to the next level with the Galaxy S2. The hardware has been improved on many points, including additional horsepower, faster graphics a...
Abstrakt: We've waited, waited, and waited some more, and roughly seven months after the international announcement, Samsung's Galaxy S II series has arrived in the States. Coming on October 2nd, AT&T's version is the Galaxy S II, and it offers a 1.2 GHz dual-c...
Abstrakt: Samsung has already sold 5 million of them in 85 days in Korea and Europe, but until now the Galaxy S II has been just a dream in a US phone buyers eye. All that was rectified tonight when Samsung announced three Galaxy S II variants that will be ent...
Very fast processor and 3G/4G data, Excellent, huge Super AMOLED Plus display, Very thin but still has ample builtin and microSD storage, TouchWiz generally helps, Good cameras for photos and 1080p videos, Unusually good battery life, Topflight call quality, DLNA media sharing and Kies Air/WiFi sync,
Some TouchWiz, Samsung apps flawed, At times a touch too iPhonelike for Android diehards, May be too big for smaller hands, Question of longterm OS update support,
The beauty and danger of Android's flexibility is that it's possible to either get the hardware or software very right or very wrong. We've seen more than a few devices this year that were either flawed genius or, in extremes, were ruined by poor custo...
1.2 GHz dual-core processor, 1GB RAM, 4.3 inch Super AMOLED Plus display, Thinner and lighter than rivals, TouchWiz 4.0 overlay is genuinely useful
Expensive, No qHD resolution, No microSD card included
Put simply, the Galaxy S II is possibly the best Android phone we've laid our hands on to date. Of course, the qualifier to that statement is that new Android phones are hitting the market on what seems like a weekly basis, so the champ today may not be t...
Abstrakt: Probably one of the chief reasons that the major mobile carriers in the United States have been mum about the Samsung Galaxy S II's arrival on American shores is that the blockbuster Samsung smartphone is not arriving at all as the black slab of beauty an...
Abstrakt: With the dual-core chipsets from Texas Instruments (OMAP), NVIDIA (Tegra) and Samsung (Exynos) all making their way into devices and our hands in the last couple of months, we wanted to see how each compared to each other in a series of Android benchmarks...
So, that's pretty much my experience with this phone. The Samsung Galaxy S2 is the best phone I've had in a while and 3 million folks out there will likely agree with me. The only thing missing for me is a dock ala Atrix to turn it into a full-fledged c...
It’s hard to find fault with the Samsung Galaxy S II. Really. Sure you can point out the (Notoriously Samsung) plastic build quality, but the screen is gorgeous, the hardware is ridiculously powerful with plenty of horsepower, and it seems to succeed ...
