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Many smartphone companies are getting on the android train and Samsung is one of them. This phone is called the “Moment” and has super fast response. Read here to take a closer look at what Samsung has created with the help of google.

The first thing about this model is the blazing speed. The “Moment” comes with an 800 megahertz processor. That is faster than most any that use this operating system from google. This makes this phone a race horse when it comes to start up time. You will wait just forty one seconds for this phone to be fully booted up. Other phones that are on the level of the Moment use more than a minute. You will be able to switch between windows at lightning speed and open and close applications with the same velocity. This quality is one of the highest selling points of the phone. You will not have to wait for it, it will be waiting on you.

The hardware on the Samsung Moment is pretty much generic, with a micro USB port and the 3.5 millimeter headphone jack. The keyboard is a bit on the strange side. It has some buttons in strange places. You may have to get use to the positioning of the arrow keys. They are super close the regular keys. If this layout will not bother you, forget about it, but it is different from many keyboard layouts. For the positive word on the keyboard; the buttons are spaced far enough apart to use comfortably and they have good tactile feedback. The Moment comes with its own number row at the top, just like a regular notebook.

The camera is alos a generic 3.2 megapixels and makes generic photos. That means they are not spectacular, but are “good enough”. A negative point for the camera is that it has no automatic flash. You either have it turned on or you have it turned off. The phone will not be deciding when to use the flash, you will. That is quite a departure from regular smartphones.

The display screen for the Moment is an AMOLED style. An AMOLED screen is one that will allow you to view the screen at more angles. You will also be able to see it better in sunlight. You will also have a longer battery life over a LCD screen, which is what most of the older smartphones and cellphones have used. If you wondered what AMOLED stands for, it is; “Active Matrix Organic Light Emitting Diode”.

Getting to the Android operating system of this small powerhouse, we see that Samsung left it in basic mode. The phone is shipped with version 1.5 of Android. It is not as impressive looking, but at the same time it will not be taking up as much precious processor speed either. The plain looks of the screen are okay if you do not care about fancy graphics. Remember; fancy graphics slow down the phone. Cupcake is the version of google Android this phone is running. It can be updated automatically so look forward to this event happening soon. One drawback to the simplicity is the lack of a battery charge meter. You do not know how much you have charged the phone when it is plugged in and charging.

The Samsung Moment is using Sprint at the moment. That may prevent this phone from being sold as much as it could simply because they ( Sprint ) do not have as many users as the other carriers. Is it worth it to switch ? Well, that is what this article is hopefully going to help you decide. The phone is a contender for the prize of highest quality in the design category, but a few user features that some are already accustomed to are also missing. If you like speed and quality, then this would be your phone. If you can not handle a few quirks, you may want to look at other smartphones. Overall, this phone hits the mark and stays in the “super smartphone” category.

It’s undeniable that the iPhone is indeed loaded with a lot of new exciting features. One of the latest innovations when it comes to Apple iPhone is the use of a virtual QWERTY keyboard rather than a physical keyboard. This is coupled with a multi touch screen display.
Apple wanted to make everyone excited with the release of the iPhone. Nevertheless, users can get most fun using it since there are a lot of tricks that you can do with its keyboard.

If you want to crate word contractions such as “We’ll” and “He’ll,” you need to make sure that the apostrophe is inserted. However, adding one can be such a hassle. You still need to press the punctuation button and then the apostrophe to form the correct word.

But there’s another simpler and faster way: you can just simply add another “l” into the word, as in “helll.” The keyboard software will suggest “he’ll.” The same goes with the word “we’ll.”

The alphabet keys and the punctuation keys actually belong to 2 various kinds of keyboard layouts. If you want to create a comma or a period, for example, you need to do a three-step procedure:

1. You tap in the lower left the following keys: ?1123. This is to invoke the appropriate punctuation layout.
2. Write the period.
3. Press the ABC key found in the lower left to go back to the alphabet layout.

Yet the entire process is too cumbersome. What if you’re going to write “D.O.E. of the U.S.A.” To avoid hurting your fingers from pressing too many keys, you can do a single gesture: long press the key until you can select the correct punctuation, such as period or comma.

The iPhone’s Web browser can function just like any other desktop Web browsers such as Mozilla Firefox. You actually don’t need to type in the entire URL, along with the .com extension—just write the URL and then press Go. The highly advanced and dependable Safari Web browser will directly add the extension for you. You may think that it’s not a hassle since it’s just a single button press. But hey, isn’t that enough energy saving for you?

The many different tips and tricks are made to fully maximize your use of the iPhone, most especially of its keyboards. But like any other new tool, definitely there’s much more that you can discover from it. Just be smart and be observant.

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