Introducing The Samsung Wave 2
Samsung has recently released the Wave 2, the less costly offspring of Samsung’s popular Wave phone. Though the Wave garnered a large following, its higher cost kept many buyers away. With the Wave 2, Samsung is hoping to capture a larger slice of the smartphone market, particularly those who may not have as much money to spend on a new phone. The Wave 2 is priced to attract students and young adults, who represent the majority of social networkers, but typically do not have a great deal of income to spend. To keep the price down, Samsung did make some changes to the Wave 2, but it still has many of the original Wave’s great features.
The Samsung Wave 2 boasts the Touchwiz 3.0, which interacts with the user to make navigation on the device a breeze. Just by virtue of rotating the phone, the built-in accelerometer will automatically rotate the screen between portrait and landscape modes as needed for text or image viewing. The Wave 2 also comes with predictive text capabilities and an on-screen soft key QWERTY keyboard. Because the user does not have to wrangle with pecking at a keypad, sending messages on the device is a breeze.
With 80 MB of built-in storage and the capacity to support up to 16 GB of additional memory through a microSD slot, the Samsung Wave 2 is a hand-held media studio to go. Store music, videos, and images at your finger tips, or change out memory cards for endless media access. The microSD memory cards also allow you to easily transport your favorite media from phone to phone, or phone to computer, giving you easier access when and where you need it. And its 3-megapixel camera not only allows you to record SD video, but play back mp4 video and touch up images you take with an image editor as well.
Similar to Motorola’s Motoblur, Sony Ericsson’s Timescape, and HTC’s Friend Stream, Samsung has a social networking tool titled Social Hub. It allows the user to organize a contact’s information – including basic information, email accounts, social networking accounts, and more. It makes keeping up with friends and associates a breeze, because all of the information is in one place. The user no longer has to check and update each separate account (Twitter, Facebook, etc.) to stay in touch with his/her various contacts.
The Wave 2′s display is a respectable 3.2″ screen for video and picture viewing; the 240×400 TFT LCD is capable of showing up to 256,000 colors. Most users will appreciate the built-in FM stereo to catch up on the latest music. However, if nothing is on the radio, the integrated music player can store and playback a variety of audio formats, including wav, MP3, and eAAC+.
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