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One of the things it adds, for instance, is an app drawer as a permanent icon on the lower-right corner of the device's main screen.
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TouchWiz is a skin on top of the default Android operating system that tweaks certain features to create a more versatile user experience. Many users will prefer Swype, which lets you trace between letters to form words, but those who like to type with their thumbs will want to stick with the stock keyboard.Ĭlick to EnlargeThe Galaxy Player 5.0 runs Android Gingerbread 2.3.5, complemented by Samsung's TouchWiz 3.0 interface. The device also lets you choose between a regular and a Swype keyboard. It can handle DivX, Xvid, MPEG-4, WMV, AVI, and H.264 videos, and MP3, AAC, WMA, OGG, and FLAC audio files.Ĭlick to EnlargeWe appreciated how the Samsung Galaxy Player 5.0's virtual keyboard offered subtle haptic feedback, something the iPod touch doesn't provide, and how it spread nicely across the entire device.
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It's noteworthy that the Galaxy Player 5.0's software allows you to play multiple formats of media files. Our one minor quibble was that we heard some static at times, but that's typical of any radio.
The in-ear headset that came with the Galaxy Player 5.0 was about average for a set that comes bundled with a phone, but it includes an in-line mic and play/pause key, and reproduced the FM station's sound accurately. The radio's UI is straightforward: Tap on the upper-left corner to power on the radio and use left and right directional arrows to browse the stations automatically, or rotate the silver digital scroll wheel to manually select a station. Unlike the iPod touch, the Galaxy Player 5.0 features a built-in FM radio, whose app you launch by tapping a convenient icon on the music player's first home screen.
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But overall, audio is exceptional, and it's a plus that Samsung claims audio playback can last for 60 full hours (on default settings, playing MP3s at 128 Kbps, Volume 15, normal sound, and with the display turned off). On more bass-heavy tunes such as the Beatles' "Come Together," quality was decent but wasn't as full-bodied as we would have liked, and sound separation was lacking.
Higher-pitched tones on "Bourgeois Shangri-La" by Miss Li rang out bright and clear, and were loud enough to fill an entire room. The Super Clear LCD screen on the Galaxy Player 4.0 is also much more colorful.Ĭlick to EnlargeThe Galaxy Player 5.0's music player can produce impressively loud sound. In contrast, it looked as though it might be about to rain in the same scene on the Player 5.0. Philippe Petit, clad in black and teetering on a wire strung high between the Twin Towers, really popped against the cloudless blue sky on the Galaxy S II. We watched Man On Wire via Netflix on both the Galaxy Player 5.0 and the Galaxy S II, and noted that the Player 5.0 simply could not compete when it came to colors and contrast. While that's less than the 406 lux on the Galaxy Player 4.0 (which has a WVGA Super Clear LCD), it's comfortably above the Sprint Samsung Galaxy S II, whose Super AMOLED Plus display notched 286 lux.īut brightness isn't everything. The Player 5.0 leaned towards redder hues, giving actors' faces a ruddier look than usual, and the blacks during the Moulin Rouge's risqué evening shows were shown as muddy grays, instead of deep and dramatic as they should be.Ĭlick to EnlargeMeasuring 333 lux, the Galaxy Player 5.0's display was fairly bright. When we streamed Moulin Rouge from Netflix, the flurry of bright lights and florid costumes during the French can-can scene were vividly displayed, and we noted wide viewing angles. We hardly needed to zoom in and out of full-spread web pages. Moreover, the Galaxy Player 5.0's large size will turn away some, though others may appreciate having a larger-than-average screen. There's no contest between the Galaxy Player 5.0 and the iPod touch in this regard the iPod touch's super-sharp Retina display wins hands down. The top edge of the Galaxy Player 5.0 contains a microSD slot, the bottom houses a microUSB port and a 3.5mm headphone jack, and the volume rocker sits on the left, right below the power button.Ĭlick to EnlargeThe Galaxy Player 5.0 features a 5-inch, WVGA TFT LCD with a resolution of 800 x 480, while the iPod touch features a 3.5-inch (diagonal) display with a resolution of 960 x 640 at 326 pixels per inch.