Samsung releases Galaxy Ace Plus, an update to its mid-range Galaxy Ace. The new phone has a bigger screen and faster processor. This is an ideal smartphone for those looking for their first Android experience.
It runs in Gingerbread 2.3.6 and features the latest version of TouchWiz UI. Samsung also improved the performance as well as the video recording. The Galaxy Ace Plus can record VGA at 30 fps instead of the previous QVGA recording at 15 fps.
The Samsung Galaxy Ace Plus has all the right features for a mid-range smartphone. And it looks like Samsung fixed all that needs to be improved from the previous model. The new phone is also right within the price range of the original.
The Samsung Galaxy Ace Plus gives a smooth Android experience. It caters to the budget-conscious consumers looking for an affordable Android smartphone. It is also an ideal replacement for people with an entry-level smartphone.
In paper, the Samsung Galaxy Ace Plus is not a major upgrade from the Galaxy Ace. But Samsung did improve on the problems found in the previous model. The Galaxy Ace Plus has large enough internal storage, adequate video recording and Flash-supported browser. This is enough to interest consumers to switch to an Android smartphone.
[Source: www.toptechreviews.net]