I have just ownership of the new Samsung Galaxy S, and have to say I am impressed. I was due for an upgrade in April, but the HTC Desire just didn't seem to gel with me, particularly because I knew that the Samsung was due. I was very happy with my previous (then current) Samsung SG-i780, so I decided to wait. First impression were fantastic. The phone i packaged in a sexy black box with silver embossed writing. As for the phone - thats even sexier, nevermind the 1Ghz processor, the 5.....

Recently, after upgrading my Office to Outlook 2010 64-bit, I plugged my phone in to my standard weekly sync with my Outlook, and up popped a message along the lines of "wrong outlook client". At the same time the sync (or lack thereof) process deleted all my contacts from my phone. After a very quick search I soon dscovered that this is a known problem between WMDC and Outlook 2010 64-bit. The official statement from Microsoft is this: Question/Issue "Windows Mobile Device Center (WMDC).....

My Vodacom contract has recently come up for renewal, and as usual I started the process of searching for a new phone. My current phone is a Samsung i780, which has served me extremely well over the past two years. As I have been very happy with Samsung, I first looked at what new Samsung had to offer me. Their smartphone replacement on the Windows side is not bad, but with no touch screen, is not really useful (why they did this is beyond me). I was initially focusing my attention on phon.....

I have recently received my new Samsung i780, and have to say I am presently surprised. I have always felt that Samsung have tended towards a social phone, and was therefore very skeptical about purchasing a Samsung for business. But, then again, anything is better than that ghastly Nokia N70 I had before this. I will try and give a brief overview of what I like and hate about the the phone as well as a breakdown of some of its features. First I will give you a bit of background .....