AT&T Samsung Captivate Review

The smartphone market is at the helm of popularity nowadays whilst grabbing the attention of most mobile phone aficionados, so there cannot be any debate to claim that Apple’s iPhone is currently the most sought-after phone in the market. Motorola Droid X, a stunning iPhone 4 rival, as launched by Verizon on July 15, has been all the rage and lived up to its expectations.

Meanwhile, the market of Samsung cell phones is also high as a kite because of one or the other irreplaceable Samsung mobile phones. One exceptional series of Samsung phones that have created a revolution in the market is clearly Samsung Galaxy S series. This series includes a latest AT&T Samsung Captivate, which was released the previous week and showcased an unprecedented craze, and is overall an available device.

Below is the AT&T Samsung Captivate‘s review in a nutshell:

Screen

The device comes off second best in terms of the pixels’ intensity yet it features a four-inch, Super AMOLED display, which fills the lack to a nicety. The screen quality of this Samsung’s Smartphone is awe-inspiring and vies with sophisticated IPS LCDs (like HTC EVO 4G/Motorola Droid X /Apple iPhone 4). One very important feature of the device’s display screen is that unlike other Smartphones, it is lesser power consumptive, so just feel absolutely carefree in this regard.

Weight

Irrespective of the larger screen size, the Samsung’s Captivate is also lighter in weight than other contemporary Smartphones. Clearly, the weight of the device is 117.9 grams (or 4.16 ounces), at least 20 grams (14%) which is lesser than the iPhone 4’s steel-framed and glass-backed 4.8 ounces (137 grams).

Camera

The Samsung Captivate sports a 5-megapixels camera that is up to the mark in the aspects like Panorama, auto focus, smile detection, effects, self-timer, digital zoom, multi shot, ISO control but it comes off second best in flash or front-facing camera to make video chatting feasible.

Software

The Smartphone gives a stunning performance on Google’s proven Operating System Android 2.1. The OS is well suited to the Samsung’s individual 1 GHz Hummingbird ARM processor. It is being anticipated that Captivate would be innovate to 2.2 Froyo sooner or later like other Google Android mobile phones.

Perlman claims that the AT & T Samsung Captivate does not candle to the iPhone yet it is one of superlative Smartphone’s available today in the market.