Samsung galaxy s, wireless connections

Samsung Galaxy S i900 perfectly exemplifies that computers have long ceased to be the exclusive domain of the Internet. The current pace of life requires in many cases a constant connection. Especially for professional reasons, although simple hobbies should not be underestimated. This is the case of social networks, which have promoted permanent and virtual contact with friends and family.

But browsing the Net hides many nuances. It is appreciated that the operating systems include certain services. As icons for direct access to certain pages, support for various e-mail servers, video - conference… Next we will see what Samsung Galaxy S offers.

As befits the one likely to become the South Korean manufacturer's sales champion, Samsung Galaxy S supports 3G networks. Specifically, it is equipped with the High-Speed ​​Uplink Packet Access (HSUPA) standard. A technology that reaches data transfer levels of up to 7.2 Mbps. It belongs to the 3.75 generation of mobile telephony and constitutes an evolution of the High Speed ​​Downlink Packet Access (HSPDA). A standard that many smart terminals work with today. In short, you will have no problem accessing broadband internet. Tools specific to the Galaxy S include, among others, Write and Go, which determines the format of a text afterwards, or ThinkFree, to open and edit Microsoft Office 2007 files.

The operating system is Android 2.1, so the navigation will be nuanced by the Google product. For example, it will bring several direct access icons to sites like Android Market, in addition to the Social Hub application, which brings together social network accounts and email to synchronize them with mobile contacts. It offers support for instant messaging services, RSS Reader and Flash Lite 3.1. A light version of the Adobe Systems program that guarantees the reproduction of contents of many web pages.

Another novelty that accompanies Samsung Galaxy S is the Bluetooth 3.0 connection, available for some time. However, many models still do not show off her. The Bluetooth 3.0 appeared in mid 2009. It is capable of transmitting data at 24 Mbps. That is, it is eight times that of its Bluetooth 2.1 + EDR predecessor. The secret is that it is combined with WiFi through the 802.11 Adaptation Layer Protocol mechanism. In addition, its energy consumption is lower. As a curiosity, Samsung Galaxy S includes DLNA, a function that turns the device into a kind of universal remotefor household appliances. As long as they equip DLNA in turn, of course.

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