Samsung S3650 Corby Review

This article, I will introduce the Samsung S3650 Corby, this phone is the budget touch screen device in the Corby line-up, and it designed to support the digitally connected lifestyles of today’s young mobile users. It aims to stand out from the crowd with its pop-style contours and curved edge design.

The dimensions of this cell phone include 103 x 57 x 13 mm and weighs 92 grams. This phone incorporates Samsung’s new Touchwiz UI and tactile feedback system making touch screen operations simple and easy to use. It carries a 2.8 inches TFT touch sensitive screen that can support 262k colours at 240 x 320 pixels resolution.

Talking of the camera, the Samsung S3650 Corby has a 2 mega pixel camera that can click images having 1600 x 1200 pixels resolution and shooting QVGA videos at 15 frames per second. It is having powers feature like Zoom and Flash, and Smile Detection is an unexpected feature. The phone is having a competitive music player that comes with Find Music Recognition service and Music Storage application as well. About videos, it playing MP4 and WMV will not be a tough job.
The best social networking services are combined with enhanced multimedia capabilities in a compact form factor. WAP 2.0/xHTML and HTML are the web browsing technologies, users can update their current status and access friends’ updates and live feeds via Facebook, MySpace and Twitter.

The standard Li-Ion 960 mAh battery at its best charges position facilitates, it makes sure that users with 730 hours of standby time and 9 hours of talk time. Talking of the memory, Samsun S3650 Corby comes loaded with 50MB of inbuilt memory and the MicroSD memory card slot give the potential to carry over 8GB of media, music, files and more in hand. For more information fellow the link here.

Because of the attractive curves, bright-coloured interchangeable rear covers and the easy to access social network capabilities and most importance is that prices are competitive, Samsung S3650 Corby a favourite among consumers, too, and no wonder.

Reference: http://themobileblog.co.uk/?p=1477