Samsung Ativ S GT-i8750 16GB
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Review: Samsung Ativ S – the other Windows Phone
£439.99 samsung.com/uk Is this the Windows Phone version of the Galaxy S3? Very nearly. It's very tempting to see Windows Phone as a two horse race between HTC and Nokia. HTC inked a deal with Microsoft to make its Windows Phone 8 handsets the official launch phone for the new OS; Nokia meanwhile...- ,
Samsung ATIV Odyssey Review
Samsung isn't going whole hog with their Windows Phone 8 investment, preferring to dip a toe into the less expensive end of the pool to test the waters. The ATIV Odyssey only costs $50 on contract with Verizon Wireless and is in direct competition with the Nokia Lumia 822.- Light
- comfortable design
- Bright and crisp display
- Speedy performance
- Hardware shutter button for camera
- Low resolution display
- Uninspiring camera
- App store still lacks good selection
Being a long time Samsung phones user it's no big deal that I have the ATIV very appealing in more ways than one.
Great phone looking forward to trying out the tablet when other phone contract is due the upgrade. The down side is the colour of the ear phones,being African have always used black earphones, the ACTV come in white I guess will have to for on a new set.
Samsung ATIV Odyssey Video Review Part 2
If you're passionate about Windows Phone 8 but are looking for something outside of what HTC and Nokia have to offer, take a look at Samsung's ATIV Odyssey . The first US-based Windows Phone 8 device from Samsung, the ATIV Odyssey offers a 1.5 GHz dual-core Snapdragon S4 CPU, 4-inch Super AMOLED
Samsung ATIV Odyssey Review
All of a sudden, Verizon's lineup is beaming with some decent Windows Phone 8 devices of late, and for the first time ever, we're seeing one that's coming from Sammy's camp. Yes folks, the Samsung ATIV Odyssey has finally arrived, which is interestingly enough the first Verizon bound Windows Phone 8...- Inexpensive price point
- Smooth performance
- Includes a microSD card slot
- Bland design
- No noteworthy exclusive apps
Samsung ATIV Odyssey
Budget phones are nothing new, but budget phones that run the new Windows Phone 8 are a rarity. The Samsung ATIV Odyssey brings Microsoft's new mobile operating system to the budget-conscious Verizon customer at a price of just $49.99.- Snappy performance
- Better battery life than other Windows Phones
- Clear audio
- Generic design
- Low-res display
- No standout features
Samsung ATIV Odyssey review: a budget WP8 phone that performs like a flagship
The ATIV Odyssey looks like a budget phone, with its cheap construction and low-res screen, but it performs like a flagship.- Impressive performance for the price
- Minimal bloatware
- Expandable storage
- Low-res screen
- Underwhelming camera performance
- Cheap-feeling construction
Samsung Ativ S Review
By the sheer number of handsets sold Samsung are the world leader in mobile devices. The Galaxy range of devices have become a massive hit and from the excellent Note II to the Galaxy SIII, their range of Android devices [...
Review: Samsung ATIV S Windows Phone
giant's one and only Canadian WP8 offering (which could change in a matter of days as we near the Mobile World Congress).
The best Windows Phone 8 device to date
This is a device that I had been waiting some time for. It has everything a large, HD display, removable battery and Micro SDXC up to 64GB. Performance is smooth, as is to be expected from a device of this price range. The device looks great and feels even better in hand.