Samsung Galaxy S3 And Samsung Galaxy S3 - A Look At Their Key Features

The Samsung Galaxy S3 and the Galaxy Note are probably the two most exceptional handsets on the Korean manufacturer’s current lineup. Both phones share a variety of attributes in common; yet there are also numerous things different between each device. In this article I am going to provide a brief assessment between certain key attributes of these smartphones.



Operating System

The Samsung Galaxy Note and the Samsung Galaxy S3 share the Android OS as the operating system of preference. Because its a much more modern phone, only released a matter of weeks ago, the Samsung Galaxy S3 has the most up to date edition of Android, referred to as Ice Cream Sandwich. The Samsung Galaxy Note comes pre-installed the prior Gingerbread installment, but there is now an update available so it is easy to download the brand new installment of Android onto the device bringing it up-to-date. The advantages of the Android OS are well known, with lots of customisation features, various home screens as well as downloadable apps from Google Play. The customisation factor is boosted further by the inclusion of Samsung’s TouchWiz UI, which is the custom Android interface. This provides extra customisation options and more downloadable content from HTC Hubs where you can find applications and widgets, along with a large selection of media content from films, game titles, books etc, which can be downloaded straight onto the phone.TouchWiz additionally brings you a totally unique aesthetic compared to the stock Android UI.



Camera

The Samsung Galaxy S3 and the Galaxy Note share very similar cameras. Both have an 8 MP resolution (3264x 2448), as well as all the standard photo enhancing features including autofocus, touch-focus, image stabilisation and face detection. The Galaxy S3 though, being a newer handset, features a few extra features that make it the most groundbreaking cameraphones on the market. One of these functions is the ability to capture still images while you are shooting video footage, along with the capability to capture up to 20 simultaneous shots utilising the burst shot mode. This will then show you the ideal one to keep or share through social media or messaging formats, and is a great function for taking action shots.



Certainly, the Samsung Galaxy S3 and the Galaxy Note really deliver when it comes to their software and digital cameras. The Galaxy S3 is superior on paper, due to being a much newer phone; nevertheless the Galaxy Note offers a great alternative, having a 5.3 inch touchscreen being among the crowning attributes.

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