Q. I'm looking into buying my boyfriend a new smart phone. He doesn't want an iPhone, he's more of an Android fan. He doesn't want something too bulky. But something that has good features, not many issues. So what do you think of the Samsung Galaxy S2?
A. I have one and I love it. It's really fast and the screen is really bright and vibrant. Its pretty thin as far as a smartphone goes. The only problem I have with it is the battery can run out pretty fast sometimes. So yeah I would say it's a good choice of phone. If you're on Verizon I would recommend the razr maxx instead though.
I have a question about my galaxy s vibrant battery life?
Q. My galaxy s vibrant battery dies pretty quick and im rarely using it and it dies, is there another battery out there that would fit my phone? My brightness is dimmed I have no games on it either by the way
A. Yes, you can get and extended life battery. They are a bit thinker and come with a new back but they almost double your time between charges. There is one for your phone here:
http://www.batteries4less.com/samsung/vibrant/batteries/samsung-vibrant-sgh-t959-extended-battery-with-extended-battery-door.html
Good luck!
Thinking of getting a Samsung Galaxy s3, Is screen burn in a real threat?
Q. I was so set on getting this phone, until I learned that amoled screens can get burn in, and because of this I'm debating whether I should get another type of phone. I'd need this phone to last for my full contract (2 years) and be completely usable. I know that the status bar at the top usually burns in and that seems inevitable and I read some tricks to reduce the risk and apps to hide the status bar
How likely is screen burn in? Do you have any tips to reduce the likelihood of screen burn in or opinions? I read that keeping the brightness on 50% all the time would help.
I would just use my phone mainly for texting and use the camera, no overnight bedside clock ridiculousness some people do where that causes problems with this type of screen
A. "How likely is screen burn in? Do you have any tips to reduce the likelihood of screen burn in or opinions? I read that keeping the brightness on 50% all the time would help."
From the very beginning, when I got my new GS3, I decided to always keep the brightness level ALL THE WAY DOWN (unless I'm in sunlight or something). Screen brightness is like sugar: How sweet is sweet enough depends on what amounts you're used to. Obviously, for someone, who is used to having the brightness cranked all the way up, bringing it all the way down will make the screen seem too pale. On the other hand, if you make your eyes accustomed to the LOWEST brightness level early on, you'll find that even THAT is plenty vibrant to your eyes and that anything above it is rather excessive and blinding. Aside from the obvious benefit of naturally extending battery life, this should also reduce/eliminate screen burn chances, if there are any. Speaking of which, having had my GS3 for many months, I could not confirm those screen burn rumors. I inspected the screen with solid black and solid white color image files under different angles and lighting conditions and was unable to find any burn patterns whatsoever. You see, most of the time the screen is on, you're either playing a game, or using some app. It's not like you're staring at the desktop/springboard, or other OS screens for hours. ;)
Oh, and may I add that this is one kick-ass phone with a beautiful 1280x720 screen. It's like someone used a shrink ray on an early HD TV set and put it in the palm of your hand :P
(Sorry, couldn't resist).
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