Samsung Captivate: Android With Graphics 3 Times Faster Than Snapdragon
AT&T has now received the most powerful Android phone in its arsenal, the Samsung Captivate boasts 1GHz Hummingbird that processes graphics 3 times faster than Snapdragon.
AT&T is going to launch the phone in next few months in the market already captured by iPhone 4, Droid X and HTC EVO. The carrier is expecting that the spec wise Samsung Captivate will allow them to convince the customer into their fold.
Samsung Captivate has a hardware profile similar to that on the Samsung Galaxy S, which is currently the most powerful Android phone from the manufacturer. The phone comes with features that include:
- Android 2.1(may change to Froyo when launched)
- Samsung TouchWiz 3.0
- 4 inch Super AMOLED touchscreen
- 1GHz Hummingbird Processor
- 5MP camera that records 720p video
- 32GB of memory, which includes both internal as well as external
User Interface
The Samsung Captivate’s user interface also supports touch screen gestures including multi-touch pinch, long tap and zoom and vertical and horizontal swiping. The versatile gestures provide simpler and faster access to many applications including location-based services, browsing and picture gallery.
Gaming Feature
the Samsung Captivate comes with inbuilt six-axis sensor that combines the smartphone’s accelerometer and gyroscope to provide a smooth, fluid gaming experience when the user is tilting the device up or down or panning the phone to the left or right.
Connectivity
The Samsung Captivate will access the AT&T’s High Speed Packet Access (HSPA) 7.2 Mbps technology, which the carrier is promising will provide a considerable speed boost to the existing 3G network when paired with expanded backhaul.
Music And Multimedia
The phone comes with future access to Samsung Media Hub, a full library of video and literary content powered by some of the biggest names in entertainment. The Captivate will feature a pre-loaded app that can take users to download Media Hub in the future.
DLNA(Digital Living Network Alliance)
The Android phone features All Share application from Samsung, which enables inter-device connectivity through DLNA technology, allowing users to send user-generated video content wirelessly to other DLNA-enabled devices, such as TV’s, monitors and laptops.
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