Tip for smartphone beginners!

I thought, I could do without all this smartphone Klimbim. So far, it had to be me actually passed on the road accessible. But since I am recently a lot for work by rail road and there also would like to read my mail and monitors social web active activities, so a mobile input device can be active at the well "on the road" in the network would be a delightful addition , My enthusiasm and my interest in the free operating system Linux has, then let me pay attention to the also Linux-based mobile operating system Android, which was developed by Google decisively. Since I am a complete novice in the field of smart phones, I wanted once not invest huge sums in such a device. So I came across the LG GT540 Optimus. The mobile phone looks chic, Android has as an operating system on board and is equipped with additional features such as camera, Bluetooth, A-GPS and WLAN (for integration into my native network) for a price of, on average, at 160 - is a real Bargain.

The voice quality is my previous phones completely in the shade. The comfort of the operating system is really impressive. On the optimal integration of social online networks such as Facebook, VZ or Twitter, this attention has been paid. The sync with my Google account also worked perfectly first time. The Android App Market also holds thousands of interesting little helpers for the phone ready. Many of them are even free! Simply search the desired software there, download and complete. Because the operating system software is based on open source, the number of apps in the near future will increase significantly as more and more mobile phone manufacturers equip their devices using the free Android. And since this is free software, there is the web an industrious Android community available to the user in question with helpful tips. An update of the existing on the LG GT540 Optimus Android version 1.6 on Android 2.1 has already been announced by LG, the one with the device is future-proof road.

Sure, the battery life could be longer, of course, and the receptive touchscreen needs occasionally a little more intense contact. But for the price I suppose these smaller disadvantages gladly accept and enjoy the full comfort of an Android smartphone. For smartphone beginners a real Gerheimtip!