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The Samsung Galaxy Tablet is loaded with features and is a great alternative for those considering the iPad. I have been using Samsung products for the last three years and I have always been satisfied with their quality and ability to pack features into their products. They have made the best smartphones hands down for a long time now. Other Samsung Galaxy reviews may tend to focus solely on the product features which are awesome but aside from that most of the time Samsung is able to offer the best and largest number of great features.
The Samsung Galaxy is powered by the mighty Android 2.2 operating system. Integrated with Google technology and pre-configured for T-mobile's prepaid data plan, you can enjoy 3g speeds over the t-mobile network. I see this as a good advantage because with many other tablets you would need an actual monthly plan through a service. This gives you the freedom to be less tied down by a monthly bill.
Other Samsung Galaxy reviews have really failed at pointing out the wireless capabilities that are included with the tablet. If you haven't ever used wireless n you're missing out as its lightning fast and almost feels like you are connected via ethernet. also included on the device is the option for up to 32g micro sd card. Also not included in other Samsung Galaxy reviews is any emphasis on flash capability which the iPad lacks. Flash is everywhere all over the internet and in games pictures and movies. It makes sense to have a device which is compatible with flash.
I am also very impressed with the 7 inch multi touch screen which makes viewing pictures and movies great but at the same time gives you more portability, and if you want to see a larger image you can always connect the video output hdmi through the dock. You can integrate your outlook email easily and move almost seamlessly through applications with speed and precision.
My Samsung Galaxy reviews should give you at least some idea as to what features are key to the product and also should present the tablet as a clear alternative to the iPad. I don't care much for apple products because they don't play well with others.
The Samsung Galaxy Tab has the Google Android 2.2 operating system which has tons of free apps and stuff to download with out messing with iTunes or having to pull out your credit card every time you want to try something new. Overall I would say that its a good product that has the potential for many different kinds of users. Its one of the smaller tablets and is reasonably priced for everything you get.
Samsung makes great products and has continued to stay at the top of their game while providing great solutions to today's technology needs.
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The Android home screen is like your desk: It's where you use and organize your applications in a way that's most effective for you.
Because you go to the home screen after pressing the convenient Home button, you should dedicate it to shortcuts for your most frequently used applications. Out of the box, Google puts several of the most commonly used applications (Maps, Gallery, YouTube, Market, Phone, Gmail, Browser, and Voice) on the home, along with two widgets: the sleek Google search box across the top and the new News & Weather widget at the bottom.
Customize Your Android Home Screen With Widgets and Themes
The best feature of the home display is that it's completely customizable.
Long-press a shortcut, widget, or whatever, and a slight vibration (known as haptic feedback) tells you that you that you can move that item. Longpress an empty space on the home, and you'll be prompted to add a shortcut, widget, folder, or wallpaper to that screen.
In addition to apps, the Nexus One's home screen can display widgets, which are little apps that display dynamic information on the home. Power Control is another useful widget which allows you to toggle various Nexus One settings; many other widgets display everything from clocks to the weather to your Twitter timeline.
Another great feature of Android's home display is that there are five of them, so when your primary home screen fills up (as it inevitably will), you can easily add apps and widgets to any of the Nexus One's four additional home screens. Just swipe your finger left or right to navigate to the additional screens.
When you fill all five home display, you're maxed out. Android 2.1 currently has only five home screens that you can customize with shortcuts, but the only limit to the number of apps that you can store on your phone is the amount of memory in it.
If you forget which home screen a particular app is in, you can invoke a cool thumbnail view by touching the left/right dots at the bottom of the screen. When you do, you see five miniature home display, complete with miniature app icons and widgets.
When you spot your app, touch its thumbnail to be whisked directly to that particular home screen. Good stuff.
Managing apps and widgets
When you want to remove an app or widget from the home (and this will happen), simply long-press its icon. You'll notice that the gray Launcher icon turns into a trash can. Simply drag the item's icon to the trash can to remove it from your home. The icon and the trash can glow red when they touch, confirming the deletion.
This procedure doesn't delete the application itself from your phone-just the shortcut or alias to the app. To permanently remove (or uninstall, in Android parlance) an application that you've downloaded, simply follow these steps:
1. Launch Android Market.
2. Press the Menu button.
3. Touch Downloads.
4. Scroll to the app that you want to uninstall.
5. Press the Uninstall button.
You can also manage certain applications by touching Settings >Applications > Manage Applications and then touching the app's name to open the Application Info screen. In this screen, you can press the Manage Space button to manage the amount of space that the application is using or press the Uninstall button to uninstall an app update that's causing problems..
Using the Launcher
The home display is where you store frequently used apps, shortcuts, and widgets. Touching the gridlike icon in the bottom center of the home screen opens the Launcher, which displays a scrolling list of all the apps installed on your Nexus One.
Applications are sorted alphabetically. You can scroll through them vertically by flicking upward or downward anywhere inside the Launcher screen. You can launch an app from this screen either by touching its icon or by pressing the trackball when the app's icon is highlighted.