Review: Samsung Galaxy

Dec 20th 2009
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For Samsung, 2009 will likely be remembered as the year when the company realized its devotion to the “old guard” of smartphones — Symbian and Windows Mobile — was failing. With the Android-based Galaxy, the company has leapt back into the modern era and has signalled its willingness to compete against the iPhone and other devices that have shown where phones can go. But are Android, an OLED screen and a good camera enough to make Apple (or HTC) uncomfortable? Our Galaxy review finds out….

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