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In this article I will provide an overview of its key features so you can decide if this is the right smartphone for you.

The handset measures up at 125x 66x 9.5mm and weighs in at 135 grams, so it is reasonably light weight and very slimline. The front of the handset is dominated by the 4.2 inch SC-LCD capacitive touchscreen which boasts a resolution of 480x 800, so its image display quality is certainly up to par. The screen enjoys the benefits of several other features such as gyro, proximity and accelerometer sensors, and touch sensitive shortcut keys at the base of the screen.

The Samsung Galaxy R has a generous 8 GB of internal storage provided as standard, which is at the users’ disposal for storing music, tracks, videos, downloaded apps, photos and other files. 8 GB should be plenty for the average user to begin with, and when further storage is requires, one can simply install a micro SD card into the device, expanding storage by up 32 GB.

Internet browsing is fast, efficient and simple with this device; which calls upon both HSDPA connections (in areas with 3G coverage) and Wi-Fi whenever users have the appropriate access to local wireless networks. The Samsung Galaxy R boasts Adobe Flash support so when it comes to viewing Flash content such as embedded games or videos, no websites are out of bounds. And because this device runs the Android OS it comes with the standard package of Google apps, which add to the convenience of web browsing.

As you would expect, the device also boasts an impressive digital camera. The Samsung Galaxy R is equipped with a 5 megapixel unit which operates at a resolution of 2592x 1944, so it is capable of taking very good quality still images. Smile detection and autofocus are included as standard (with several other photography apps available from the Android Market), making the task of taking quality photos that little bit more convenient. The camera can of course shoot video, and this is in 720p HD, and there is a secondary camera on the front of the handset which can be sued for video calls.

Running the latest smartphone version of Android (v2.3 aka Gingerbread), users have a versatile, easy to use and customisable interface. This innovative software is perfectly matched with a 1 GHz processor which ensures those software applications and indeed many aspects of the hardware run to their optimal capacitates.

The Samsung Galaxy R is a smartphone which has appeal for many different types of user. Whether you plan to use the phone for business, social networking, web browsing, taking photos or playing music, it has the features to make this a very versatile handset.

Thanks to the phenomenal success of the Samsung Galaxy S2 we are currently seeing a number of variations on this model hit the shelves.  One of the very latest to be announced is the Samsung Galaxy R, a model that boasts a very similar specification to its big brother but has been stripped back in a couple of areas.  The result of this is a superb smartphone that will be available at a very competitive price.
Like the flagship model in the range the new Galaxy R feels solid when you handle the phone.  The device is well built and manages to combine stylish looks with a well crafted and high quality design.  The screen on this model is fractionally smaller than the S2 at 4.2 inches but still remains one of the largest mobile displays available.  The screen uses a new SC-LCD technology which offers an improvement on S-LCD but falls slightly below what Super AMOLED can offer.  Displaying a resolution of 480 x 800 pixels the screen also offers up to 16 million colours and the result is a wonderfully vivid image which displays natural depth in dark colours together with brilliant whites.  The Galaxy S2 is the slimmest phone available but the new style of screen means that some extra millimetres have been added onto the depth of this model along with nearly 20 grammes of additional weight.  Despite these increases the phone still feels slimline in your hand and remains one of the more desirable devices available.
The Samsung Galaxy R uses a very impressive operating system in the form of Android 2.3.3.  To simplify the operation of this system Samsung have opted to skin the platform with their own TouchWiz 4.0 user interface.  This makes using the phone a pleasure and presents you with real time updates on your homescreen together with a host of other useful features.  Whether this user interface is equal to the excellent Sense UI from HTC remains to be seen but it is certainly one of the more impressive efforts available.  Media lovers will appreciate the great quality camera on this model which despite offering a lower resolution than the S2 still produces superb images.  The phone captures images at a 5 mega pixel resolution and this feature is accompanied by an equally impressive video capture facility.  Users can now record their own footage in high definition quality meaning the results look great on a big screen as well as on the phones own display.
Samsung seem to have hit the jackpot with their Galaxy line up of models and the new Galaxy R assumes its place just beneath the flagship S2.  It offers many of the features found on rival models and manages to be a more wallet friendly option than its big brother.
The Samsung Galaxy R is coming soon and the White iPhone 4 is available now.

With the iPhone 4 now a veteran of the mobile phone world Apple are set  to launch the new iPhone 5 handset to coincide with the release of their new iOS5 operating system.  The iPhone 4 has proven one of the most successful handsets of all time and the new model will be eager to replicate this success.  So what can we expect to see on this eagerly awaited model when it finally arrives?
One area that is certain to be updated on the iPhone 5 is its video capture facility.  When the iPhone 3G was updated to the 3GS one of the most welcomed improvements was the ability to record moving images onto the cameras internal memory.  The transition from 3GS to 4G saw Apple introduce the excellent quality 720P HD capture which offered a much higher resolution than what could be achieved on the previous model.  With this new phone we are set to welcome high definition in its highest possible form thanks to a 1080P video capture facility.  This means that when the phone is connected to a compatible television or computer users can enjoy their footage in the best quality currently available.  Still photograph quality always impressed us on the iPhone 4 so expect a similar standard on this new model.  It is already acknowledged that Apple use the very best camera sensor chips which enables them to get such outstanding quality from a relatively modest 5 million pixel resolution.  There is talk however that this resolution will be raised to an impressive 8 million pixels on this new model further improving the quality of image as well as bringing the camera more into line with rival smartphones in terms of specification.
The new iPhone 5 will be the first truly “PC Free” device released by Apple.  This means that users will no longer have to rely upon a home computer or laptop to update the phone.  This is a very big change from Apple and it is thanks to the introduction of the iCloud which is part of the new iOS5 operating system that is used by the phone.  The easiest way of describing iCloud is as a remote hard drive in the sky.  The advantage of using such a system is that you can share material between different Apple devices rather than being restricted to using the unit it is stored on.  Software updates can be performed without connecting to a PC and should you ever change or update your equipment your new device can simply be unboxed and all of your material downloaded directly.  Another new feature that may debut on the iPhone 5 is new voice activated software named “Voice Assistant”.  This new service is much more than the voice search facility incorporated on many handsets and will offer control over music playback and the ability to compose and send text messages.
It looks as though the iPhone 5 will be an outstanding device.  The iPhone 4 has laid great foundations and the new model looks to build upon these by adding improved design and better features with the result being what may well prove the best smartphone ever released.
The iPhone 5 is coming soon and the HTC Evo 3D is available now.