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hi, this is pavel from gagadget.com and now i will show you samsung galaxy ace (gt-s5830) this is a new mid-level android phone from samsung. i think the name is not very good because it's rather easy to confuse it with galaxy s. as you can see, the phone looks like an iphone wannabe. the similarity is striking. the display is covered with glass the back of the phone is made of glossy plastic which attracts fingerprints like a magnet the screen apparently has some sort of oleophobic coating because it does not attract fingerprints at all. also the sreen is very easy to clean if you managed to get it dirty.

although it's not really needed to clean it. every time i put the phone in my pocket the screen cleans itself successfully. the bezel is made of silver-painted plastic. frankly speaking, it looks kind of cheap. the silver coating does not look very durable, although i'm willing to give it the benefit of a doubt. on the left side there is a double-rocker button that controls volume. the on/off button and the memory card slot are located on the right side of the phone. i like the fact that the memory card slot is easily accessible without opening the phone. i don't like the location of the ringer.

when the phone is lying on a flat surface face-up, the sound is seriously muffled. the same problem occurs when the phone is in a pocket. another note: samsung is conspicuously removing the camera button from its android phones. unfortunately, galaxy ace is not an exception from this rule. as you can see, there is no camera button. in my opinion, this omission makes the camera rather difficult to use. galaxy ace is equipped with a bright and colorful 3.5-inch tft display. the brightness and contrast are good, the colors are saturated, but it's no super amoled. the viewing angles are mediocre at best.

the screen resolution is 320x480 pixels. the touchscreen is capacitive, its sensitivity is great. you can do things with the slightest touch of a finger. as you can see here, the phone runs android 2.2 (froyo) with samsung proprietary touchwiz interface on top. i have a prototype model with a fairly early firmware. it's not feature complete however it's remarkably stable. i have not had any stability problems during a week of testing. i think retail phones will be even more stable. touchwiz 3.0 is rather beautiful with candy-like icons and bright colors. it supports up to 7 home screens, you can add and remove them as you see fit.

the menu is divided into pages, just like on iphone. new pages are added automatically as you install new programs. the contacts app has a rather good social integration. if you add your facebook and twitter accounts, you will see your feeds in the contacts. also the contacts app has a very nice feature called fast search. you can drag your finger along the fast search bar and quickly sort your contacts alphabetically. the phone comes with a full version of thinkfree office preinstalled. there is a full set of google applications: market, gmail, maps, latitude et cetera. galaxy ace will come with the full version of route 66 but it's not working in a prototype unit.

there are two on-screen keyboards: samsung's own keyboard and swype. both keyboards support russian and ukrainian languages. galaxy ace is the first phone to feature ukrainian swype. the phone will come with in-ear headphones like this. this is a 2-piece set with a remote. the remote features both a volume control and an answer button. the player itself is very nice. the music can be sorted by artist or by album. if your mp3 files are tagged properly, the phone will show album art. unfortunately, aac files from itunes are not supported. the interface is very, very nice compared to the standard android player. there is also a fake 5.1 mode for giving your music a 'surround' touch.

you can also select one of pre-defined equalizer settings. the settings are fairly standard: rock, pop, jazz, classical et cetera. there is a built-in fm radio. it features a large on-screen knob for tuning. you can also add your favorite stations to the favorites. unfortunately, rds and radio recording are not supported. there is also a dedicated button to turn the radio off, otherwise it keeps working if you quit the application. and this is it. thank you for watching our video.