I had this phone recently for about 3 weeks, and although it is a great phone for the price, if you are a phone fanatic and enjoy the luxuries of a fast phone with a great camera and a slick feel, then this probably isn't the one for you. To cut it short, the camera is decent when comparing it to other phones at the same price range, but the screen was too small for me, and I thought the phone itself was quite slow, as I only had it for three weeks and although my instant impression of the phone was good, I became quite disappointed with it. If you are used to having a fast, decent phone then you wont be impressed with the galaxy ace. Although if you are ...  Read the complete review

When it came to changing my contract and phone last year, I had no idea what I wanted. This was going to be the first time I would have an android phone so I knew that I wanted something easy to use and as silly as this may sound, I had acrylic nails at the time so I needed something easy to text with. After a sales woman let me play with quite a few dif-ferent phones, I went with the Samsung Galaxy Ace, which seemed to do everything that I wanted. As I am on a contract, I didn't buy the phone outright but it does cost me £35 a month which includes 600 minutes, unlimited texts and unlimited internet. The Phone After signing my new contract agreement and ...  Read the complete review

In December last year, I was finally due an upgrade on my mobile phone. Having known this was coming, I had been excited for a couple of months about getting a new phone - I liked the Sony Ericsson that I had, but since my partner had got an iPhone, I had been wanting a smartphone. My first choice was an iPhone, but it was out of my price range - I couldn't afford the upfront cost, and I didn't need one of the higher priced contracts which would include the phone free. So, I headed off to the O2 shop planning to get myself a smartphone which would be included in the cost of my contract. Having read an excellent review here, and spoken with the reviewer, I was ...  Read the complete review

I wanted to upgrade my phone last month and I was shocked, though I don't really know why, at how quickly phones seem to go outdated and are replaced by their 'newer version'. There are so many to choose from, and numerous tariffs you get hassled in to signing up to, that it's hard to decide unless you have a good idea of what it is you want. I knew a few improvements I wanted to see to my old phone, the Orange / ZTE San Fran, and the Samsung Galaxy Ace far exceeded my expectations, so I'm really happy with it. Samsung as a whole is a well-renowned company and one which I tend to admire and trust they will provide effective products. They're quickening their ...  Read the complete review

A few months ago I decided to buy my daughter a new mobile phone. She had been using the Samsung Jet but her love of Twitter revealed the Jet to be lacking somewhat when it came to surfing the internet. My daughter rarely uses her phone to make calls, preferring to text or surf the web with it. It therefore made sense to get her a 3G phone so internet surfing was easier. There were other issues with the Jet, including a touchscreen which was notoriously non-responsive and a memory card slot which wasn't particularly reliable, constantly knocking the card out of place. Last year I got a Samsung Galaxy S which I have to say I absolutely love. ...  Read the complete review