The Samsung Galaxy Ace S5830 3G smartphone is an unlocked international version of the the S5830L with a key difference that it is offered on dual-band functionality although it does recognize WiFi standards 802.11 b/g/n.
The Samsung Galaxy Ace S5830 is an international version of the S5830L quad-band phone. The S5830 is manufactured for the international market and features dual-band operation in the 900 and 1900 MHz frequency segments. It is a 3G device recognizing DLNA networking. If the ISP employed is DLNA-compatible, the dual-band Galaxy Ace is capable of 3G wireless network speeds.
Since the Galaxy Ace S5830 recognizes WiFi networking standard 802.11 b/g/n and employs the Android operating system (v 2.2), it is capable of not only recognizing local public hotspots so one can stay in touch with the Internet for up to 11 hours on one battery charge, but it can also be integrated into a home network that uses an older router than may only recognize 802 b/g, which means that you can use and update this smartphone as part of your home network. It also makes heavy use of Bluetooth technology so you can sync other devices to it or you can sync it to your PC via Bluetooth. The 5 MP camera offers you instant image sharing and with the proper amount of memory one can also handle some fairly sophisticated videography chores.
Since the Android operating system is tied to Google and its wide variety of open apps, one can have access to 200,000 or more apps at this moment. From the manufacturer, it is equipped for to keep in touch with email, texting and SNS so that one can stay instantly in touch with not only friends, family, but also the office through texting and web apps offered.
The S5830 offers a minimalist, yet sophisticated approach to networking as it does recognize Google's networking and should recognize Google's latest social networking option, Google+, an app that allows one to set up a "social circle" of friends, although it does offer a number of safeguards so that one can keep in touch with those whom one wants to keep in touch with, while keeping others out. It is a nice piece of work that helps ensure a bit more network security than other social networking vehicles are offering. They will likely get to this point, but Google will probably be offering even more sophisticated apps. The whole smartphone market seems to be in a huge state of flux at the moment as each network struggles to maintain its top stop.
Google, though, since it is available for PCs and smartphones because of its tight linkage to Android is likely to maintain a slight edge in this department. Speaking of edges, the S5830 offers predictive texting as it fills in the blanks after one has keyed one or two letters. The S5830 also offers SWYPE technology that lets one hit one of two spots on the QWERTY-like keyboard touch-screen app and the Ace fill in the letters one is typing, another type of predictive typing mode. The sensitive touch-screen quickly updates as the Ace runs on an 800 MHz processor and one can install up to 32 GB of microSD memory so one has enough memory to make up for the lack of a super-high-speed processor.
The fully integrated touch-screen also lets one organize contacts into four categories so that one can have the type of display one needs. For example, if one likes a history of emails or texts, one can use the organizer to display the history. Other features of this organizer include allowing one to organize around activity, mail or type of information. All of this information is displayed on a high-resolution HVGA 3.5-inch screen.
The Ace is a compact smartphone that offers one a high-degree of flexibility and web integration thanks to its operating system in a package that is 4.2 inches by 2.4 inches by 0.4 inches and that weighs 3.5 ounces. It also features built-in GPS capability with A-GPS support so that with access to Google Earth and Maps, available through Android apps, the Ace can also act as a sophisticated navigation device as well as a smartphone.
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