T-mobile Samsung behold 2 memory and battery life
Samsung behold 2 specificatons
Today, I notice someone are in the query of new t-mobile samsung behold 2 specs details like what is the size of Samsung behold 2 RAm memory and what is the battery., So everyone knows it is Android OS powerd, and Specs and Feature details of the Samsung beold 2 is rumored a lot. and now from the T-mobile Internal Training website, we got the Specs detail offical. we can sure to tell you that:
Samsung behold 2 internal memory: 200MB
Samsung behold 2 external memory: up to 16GM ( the phone it is 2G memory card)
Samsung behold 2 battery: standard battery
talking time: up to 6 Hours and stands-by time: up to 400 Hours
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3.2″ AMOLED Touch Screen Display
The Samsung Behold� II has a large, brilliant 3.2″ AMOLED touch screen display and an intuitive user interface for easy navigation.
The AMOLED screen is one of the best screens available on the market, and provides users with an enhanced viewing experience – superior clarity and color contrast, exceptional video playback quality, and lower power consumption.
The AMOLED display provides extended battery life (lower power consumption), which leads to great energy savings. AMOLED�s energy advantage is that it�s a self-luminous display – light is generated at each pixel location. Darker pixels consume less energy than brighter ones, and black pixels consume essentially no energy at all.
The phone�s touch screen with haptic response can be used with a fingertip or a finger pad for fast access to all of the phone�s functions and menu items.
The accelerator enables users to change the screen view of their phone from portrait to landscape by simply turning the phone sideways.
The intuitive user interface and widget support speed navigation and application access, so users spend less time navigating and more time utilizing the phone�s functions.
The Behold II has Samsung�s TouchWiz 2.0 interface, which supports a Cube Navigation menu with shortcuts to six features and a three-paneled, customizable workspace, allowing for better organization.
The proximity sensor prevents users from accidentally interacting with the screen while talking on the phone. The display automatically switches off when the user is talking on the phone, and switches back on once the user pulls the phone away from their face.
Tip: Accessing and Setting Widgets
To display the Widget Bar, touch the Widget Bar menu. Touch it again to hide.
One way users can add widgets and shortcuts to the scrolling workspaces is by touching an empty area of the screen, and holding your finger in place until the Add to Home menu appears. Users can add a Shortcut, a Widget, Folders, or new Wallpapers to the screens.
FAQ: How does a user download a new application to the phone?
Users can find and download new applications at the Android Market.
From the Widget Bar, touch the Market Widget.
When you open Market for the first time, read the terms of service and touch Accept to continue.
Navigate to the desired application. Users can open an application details screen to find out more about its functions. Touch the application when you�re ready to download.
Touch Install.
When the app has downloaded, touch My Downloads. You will see the new app widget there, as well as on the Widget Bar.
Touch the installed app to use.
FAQ: Can you please tell me more about the benefits of an AMOLED display?
AMOLED stands for active-matrix organic light-emitting diode. It is the latest display technology for mobile phones. AMOLED displays are brighter than typical phone displays, and images on AMOLED displays appear crisp and sharp. Its big advantage is reducing power consumption, particularly in phones with large screens, such as the Samsung Behold II, while providing the same video-rate performance as technologies that zap far more power.