I recently wrote a review of my lovely new iPhone 4 which I really loved. Not as much as my 3gs, but I wouldn't have been without it. The iPhone 4 was a replacement phone for my 3GS which I had stolen out of may hand by a thug on a bike as I walked down the street. I duly claimed on my house insurance and got the 4. Then, about three months later, my all singing all dancing phone was taken from a pub table by some crafty people right under my friend's nose. I then decided that at £500 a pop, I could not have a new iPhone until I could be a responsible adult and look after one properly. So off I went to Vodafone looking for the cheapest model possible. I went ...  Read the complete review

I wanted a new phone but didn't dare ask my Other Half for one for Christmas as I had already asked for a new Laptop. I was thinking that I would buy myself one after Christmas in the sales. My Other Half's phone had gone wrong so he was also looking for a new phone, we have always had PAYG mobiles but he thought he would try to get a contract phone as it would work out cheaper so he applied online for one but didn't hear back from them so thought they had turned him down so he went and bought a new phone from a shop. Then the next day he heard that they had accepted him for the contract phone so when he got it he gave me the other one that he had ...  Read the complete review

Ok so I guess my first point should be to say that I got this phone with my contract because it meant that i could get a "Free" Nexus 7. I was OK with this as I thought the phone would be pretty usable anyway, Considering all I do is call and text. Not to get into too much detail just yet, But in the following review I will be covering everything good, and bad with this phone. -- Design -- Ok so I guess the phone itself is quite good looking, If you go for a phone that would have looked good 10 years ago. ( That was a joke ) The phone does fit in quite well with today's "Smartphones", and you wont be too embarrassed to pull this ...  Read the complete review

High-end this isn't - although it could just about pass for a top-notch smart phone (notwithstanding its diminutive size), this is very much the entry-level end of the market. With the same basic stylings as the higher-level models in the Samsung Galaxy series, this certainly ticks the visual boxes - it's neat, functional, sleek - so good first impressions are made. A quick play around with the Y, however, shows up its deficiencies. Of course, it's worth qualifying this - you pay proportionately for what you're (not) getting. I - like most of the phone's owners, I imagine - got the handset free with a pretty modest contract, so expectations were hardly ...  Read the complete review

I bought my Galaxy Y back in march this year when I went into a local Cash Converters and bought my nearly new phone for £50,it was in immaculate condition and had been chipped for network,mine being o2. The Samsung Galaxy range is a family of devices from smart phones to tablets,media players and even cameras that use the android operating system. The Galaxy Y is the entry level smart phone.The Y stands for young and is aimed at the younger user but is also an ideal entry point for the less technically minded 'older' user like myself ;-) ******************************** Ok for the technical stuff ~ It's form is a ...  Read the complete review