Samsung Galaxy S II

One of the biggest and most surprising successes of last year’s smartphone market was the remarkable Samsung Galaxy S. The mobile phone represented a return to form for the Korean electronics giant after a couple of years of struggle in western markets.

The phone was one of the first truly huge Android handsets and was a big reason, along with the HTC desire, as to why Google's operating system has been able to overtake the iPhone OS as the world's top smartphone platform in recent months.

Well now it is time for many of us to let the Samsung Galaxy S go and embrace its follow up model, the brand new Samsung Galaxy SII. As the brand has proved so popular so far, Samsung have decided to continue with it as their flagship phones and doubtless millions fans will be delighted with that news.

The phone is one of the many which has embraced the new dual core processor trend and although the original Samsung Galaxy was no slouch, making the new version even faster is still very welcome as it means that multi tasking will be far better on the S II. Unbelievably, this great processor, and all of the other great technological innovations in the phone are crammed into an impossibly thin 125.3 x 66.1 x 8.5mm frame. This means that it is one of the thinnest smart phones on the market, a hotly contested title which such stellar phones as the iPhone 4 and the Sony Ericsson Xperia Arc are challenging for.

Again, Samsung have concentrated heavily on the screen of their phone again, just as they did on the first Galaxy. Samsung have made sure that multimedia, and in particular watching movies and videos, are one of the most important facets of the phone and the large 4.3 inch screen helps this no end. It looks like another great phone from Samsung as their stock rises higher and higher in this new decade.

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