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Samsung Jet Review
16 July 2009
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Click here to watch our hands-on video of the Samsung Jet.
The Samsung Jet is a truly impressive looking handset, with a beautiful AMOLED touch-screen that produces top-notch visuals.
The user interface is simple to navigate and the 3D cube menu is a novel way of moving around the screens. We applaud the zoom function but the widget shortcuts did little to speed things up.
The Jet has a whole host of software on board – illustrated by the need for three home screens. However, the lack of an available application store may put some people off.
The handset performed expertly in most areas. The touch-screen is the best we have seen so far from Samsung, although there are still a few lags – particularly when using GPS and Google Maps.
Battery life was average.
The Samsung Jet is an exceptional handset, particularly when you take into account the price. However, as an ‘iPhone killer’ it can’t compete.
Pros: The AMOLED screen sparkles and enriches everything from viewing your photos to watching your movies.
Cons: The on-board GPS left us reeling and nervous to use it for anything more than a rough ‘guestimate’ to your exact location.
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Verdict: A gorgeous looking device with plenty going on under the bonnet.
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User opinions(3)
wyborny telefonsuper telefon,fast,easy in use,good battery,nice shape...
Samsung JETHi to everyone!
Jet has excellent hardware and will sellThis will sell well. Whilst this device may not have an operating system which can link it to third party application download stores in every other respect it equals or is arguably a better device than the iPhone which is sadly regarded as the benchmark in mobile computing. Its hardware is not in the same league as for example the i8910 HD by Samsung, the jet, the LG GC900 and soon to be announced Nokia N series devices.
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