The Samsung Galaxy Note: a super phone for surfing the Internet

Web browsing has been constantly improving on mobile phones and this month we launched the Samsung Galaxy Note, a model that may well be the ultimate device for browsing the web.

There are two key elements that contribute to user satisfaction with your web browsing experience and these are screen size and screen resolution. Fortunately, the Galaxy Note really excels in both areas. The huge 5.3-inch screen with its excellent 800 x 1280 resolution makes it the best phone ever released for online performance. The phone uses the well-known Android browser, but with an enhancement or two to make full use of the phone’s excellent display. The user interface looks slightly different with the URL bar at the top of the screen now flanked by buttons that allow you to jump forward and backward. In addition to these new buttons, there are also options that allow you to bookmark your page and manage tabbed browsing. In previous models, these keys appeared at the bottom of the screen, but the additional space available on this model allows them to be incorporated into the top bar, thus leaving more space for browsing the web. This space is further improved as the bar at the top of the screen disappears once you start browsing and only reappears once you tap the menu key.

One of the impressive aspects of web browsing on the Samsung Galaxy Note is how quickly the pages are displayed on the screen. Whether you’re scrolling or zooming, the phone reacts blazingly fast to show exactly what you want to see. The phone uses an excellent text reflow system that adjusts the paragraphs to fit the screen perfectly, however this is rarely necessary as the screen resolution is the same as most web pages , which means that the sites are fully displayed on the screen without any adjustments. The web browser includes Flash support, which means that you can view material from a variety of sites such as YouTube. Even at 1080P resolution, these files play effortlessly, lag-free, and with minimal buffering. The browser also offers its own independent brightness controls, which means that you can keep the settings bright for optimal navigation, while the rest of the functions of the phones can be set at a lower level to preserve the life of the device. battery.

The Samsung Galaxy Note is an excellent phone for a variety of reasons, but its web browsing capabilities are probably the main reason why this excellent phone will become a hit with consumers around the world.