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The Galaxy S II has become one of Samsung’s great success stories. Widely regarded to be the best smartphone currently on the market, its sales will soon overtake those of the iPhone 4. Because of its huge success, there are currently some great deals available on its precursor, the Samsung Galaxy S, which has many of the great features associated with the newer model. But is it worth shelling out on what used to be Samsung’s top of the line model when their brand new budget handset, the Samsung Galaxy Ace, has betting getting such a positive reception and is a fraction of the cost?
• Display
The new Samsung Galaxy Ace boast a 3.5-inch capacitive touchscreen; very impressive for a budget handset. It is made from Samsung’s strengthened Gorilla glass which helps prevent scratches and cracks. It supports multi-touch input, has an accelerometer and comes pre-loaded with the TouchWiz 3.0 user interface.
The Samsung Galaxy S has a 4-inch AMOLED display, along with Gorilla glass, an accelerometer, multi-touch support and the TouchWiz 3.0 UI.
• Camera
For a budget handset, the Samsung Galaxy Ace’s camera has excellent specifications. It has a 5-megapixel sensor, auto focus, LED flash, supports video calling and captures QVGA video.
Although the Samsung Galaxy S has an extremely similar camera to the Ace, it is able to capture 720p video, but it doesn’t have an LED flash.
• Operating System
Out of the box, the Galaxy S runs Android 2.1 and the Galaxy Ace runs Android 2.2. However, both handsets can be upgraded to the latest version of Android, 2.3 Gingerbread. Gingerbread has many improvements over previous versions of Android, offering a noticeably smoother experience, an improved touch keyboard and faster multitasking. It also improves system performance, which could increase the battery life of both devices.
