Samsung Galaxy S2

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Imported a few phones the last few years and touch wood all worked without any problem, but I think you are going to jump through a few hoops if you import a faulty item.
 
Oh yeah, didn't you have one? Was such a dream phone and android came and raped it :/

Yup I did and still do. It was a great little phone for its time however android is just an amazing upgrade.
 
is there any chance ICASA will detain the phone? Is there a need to have it certified?
 
...and. We wait to hear what the is like.

Ok so I have now spent a full day with the phone. First impressions are that it is one awesome piece of kit. It's very fast. Applications open as soon as you hit the button. The screen is amazing - bright, colourful and every other superlative you can throw at it. I played back a video that i captured on my original Samsung Galaxy S on the SGS2 and the differences in the two were quite noticable - I played back both on the minimum brightness setting, but the SGS2 playback was brighter and more colourful (yet not oversaturated) than on the orginal device.

GPS lock in within about 5 seconds. I havent tried much navigation with it (must still download an app for that) but the GPS did a good job of tracking me on Google Maps...and kept me on the road ... the postion was also correct.

Did you also use Handtec?

I didnt go with Handtec - I went with Expansys. Yes they are more expensive - but I have dealt with them before and the phone was delivered within about 8 days.
 
Ok so I have now spent a full day with the phone. First impressions are that it is one awesome piece of kit. It's very fast. Applications open as soon as you hit the button. The screen is amazing - bright, colourful and every other superlative you can throw at it. I played back a video that i captured on my original Samsung Galaxy S on the SGS2 and the differences in the two were quite noticable - I played back both on the minimum brightness setting, but the SGS2 playback was brighter and more colourful (yet not oversaturated) than on the orginal device.

GPS lock in within about 5 seconds. I havent tried much navigation with it (must still download an app for that) but the GPS did a good job of tracking me on Google Maps...and kept me on the road ... the postion was also correct.



I didnt go with Handtec - I went with Expansys. Yes they are more expensive - but I have dealt with them before and the phone was delivered within about 8 days.

It says that you have 2 posts on this forum... this must be the best 1st 2 posts in the history of any forum... EVER!
Cmon, tell us more :)
 
Actually can't wait for this handset... been putting off my upgrade for months :|
 
Ok enough with the fiddling guys, we've given you enough time to play around :)

Seriously though hows the battery life on this beast?
 
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Ok so I have now spent a full day with the phone. First impressions are that it is one awesome piece of kit. It's very fast. Applications open as soon as you hit the button. The screen is amazing - bright, colourful and every other superlative you can throw at it. I played back a video that i captured on my original Samsung Galaxy S on the SGS2 and the differences in the two were quite noticable - I played back both on the minimum brightness setting, but the SGS2 playback was brighter and more colourful (yet not oversaturated) than on the orginal device.

GPS lock in within about 5 seconds. I havent tried much navigation with it (must still download an app for that) but the GPS did a good job of tracking me on Google Maps...and kept me on the road ... the postion was also correct.



I didnt go with Handtec - I went with Expansys. Yes they are more expensive - but I have dealt with them before and the phone was delivered within about 8 days.

Is upgrading from Galaxy S to Galaxy S 2 worthwhile? What are the main differences?
 
I'm really keen on finding out which navigation apps will work in SA that I don't have to pay and arm and a leg for?
 
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