Samsung Tocco Ultra Review

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When you begin to look at a mobile phone company to purchase your next phone, you may want to review the new mobile phones made by Samsung – the New Samsung Tocco Ultra. Why should you view the phones designed by this company? For starters, Samsung is widely known for its slide phone capabilities. After all, both the i8510 and F400 demonstrate how much spring the phone should have, how a person should balance the phone whether it is open or closed and where the camera should be positioned.

For the Samsung Tocco Ultra Edition, you get a regular keyboard, which allows you the chance to dial on the display or use the keypad. Samsung is hoping to catch the attention of every mobile phone user.

The phone’s 2.8-inch screen is bright and pin-sharp. Any video playback you do will look good and the screen also bodes well for the eight-megapixel camera that is installed onto the camera. You can find the camera behind the slide.

There are good and not so good features of the camera. Already you know it’s an eight-megapixel camera. It’s also got a minimal shutter lag, an anti-shake feature and blink detection feature. These help to ensure your pictures and subject look their best. If you want to share your photos, you can upload them easily to three different sites with the presetting sites option. These sites include:

Facebook
Flickr
Picasa

Some drawbacks of the camera include the following:

Lack of Xenon flash (though you do get dual LED light such as found on the i8510)
Standard video recording of only 640 by 480 at 30 frames per second (it doesn’t fall into the same category as the Omnia HD)

There are some similar aspects of the Tocco Ultra when compared with the original Tocco. For starters, the Samsung widgets sidebar can be found offscreen. If you tap the screen, you can gain access to the icons for several options including the calendar and music player. If you swipe at them, it brings them to the main phone screen. If you’d like, you can hide or display the network carrier you are with.

You also have three buttons that are located below the touchscreen. These are the “start” and “call” buttons and a “go back” button. You can find this on the phone’s direction pad; however, it may take some time to get used to this feature. The Samsung Tocco Ultra also has a GPS receiver. Yet, the phone doesn’t have 3.5-millimeter headphone jack or Wi-Fi. While this phone isn’t a smartphone, it does have some standard toys that make it a multimedia mobile.

The Samsung Tocco Ultra has its place in the mobile phone world though it’s not near as inventive so makers of iPhone needn’t worry with this mobile phone competition. Still, if you want a touch-phone that’s got a decent camera and lots of widgets, then you’re going to want to pick up the Samsung Tocco Ultra.