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As an owner of an original Samsung Galaxy (i7500) I can safely say that I'm not surprised. Samsung's approach to Android has been to quickly release poor-qualit
by EnderMB 16y ago
As an owner of an original Samsung Galaxy (i7500) I can safely say that I'm not surprised. Samsung's approach to Android has been to quickly release poor-quality phones with broken firmware and little thought in regard to the actual user-experience.
If I'm honest, it shocks me that people still buy Android phones from Samsung. Nearly everything they've released for Android has been of poor quality, yet they sweep their old products under the rug and release something new and shiny for Android fanboys to gawk over. I cannot help but believe that the desire for a platform to come out on top suppresses much of the deserved criticism some Android phones face.
- yardie 16y agoUnfortunate owner of i7500 here. What a nightmare that was. The only thing stopping me from getting a SGS is previous history with their product and the uncommitted upgrade answers from the VP. I'll also never touch a Sony Ericsson for the same reason.