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Samsung Captivate is the most amazing thing ever and ever

idilium

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  • i love the sound of music 5.1 is great
  • I'm in love with the video resolution on the screen look a mp4 movie on it omg i can see small hair:D
  • it can run multiple apps and with a touch of a bottom you can use all
  • the stock video and music players are amazing
  • the sound on voice calls is really good
  • the size can fit in your pocket and still is a big screen
  • the satellites in the sky cant spy on me because the gps is not working lol
  • is not a apple product thank god
this is the best phone god ever created
 
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  • i love the sound of music 5.1 is great
  • I'm in love with the video resolution on the screen look a mp4 movie on it omg i can see small hair:D
  • it can run multiple apps and with a touch of a bottom you can use all
  • the stock video and music players are amazing
  • the sound on voice calls is really good
  • the size can fit in your pocket and still is a big screen
  • the satellites in the sky cant spy on me because the gps is not working lol
  • is not a apple product thank god
this is the best phone god ever created
and if you don't like go to hell and burn

lol your post gave me the laughs. Glad to know you love the phone.
 
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Have you ever benchmarked your WiFi against an iPod Touch or iPhone?

Captivate's WiFi sucks beyond belief. It's like going back to 802.11b. How 2001 of you, Samsung.

No idea what you're talking about. My iPhone 3Gs and my Captivate both carried 9MB down and 1.8Mb up sitting side by side one floor above my wireless router. The iPhone shows it's getting a better signal, but it hitches on YouTube vids more than my Captivate, so I'm starting to think the signal indicator is off.
 
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Huh. Well, in my environment, I get 10Mbit/sec from my iPod Touch to Speedtest.net or dslreports.com/tests.

The Captivate gets ~1/3 of the sustained throughput on download.

Perhaps the ext2/ext3 mod for "lag relief" might make caching to the internal SD faster. Out of the box, I see terrible WiFi from mine, on multiple access points. It gets 1Mbit on the open AP at work, for example, where the Touch gets 4.

Glad to hear some people are getting better results.
 
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Huh. Well, in my environment, I get 10Mbit/sec from my iPod Touch to Speedtest.net or dslreports.com/tests.

The Captivate gets ~1/3 of the sustained throughput on download.

Perhaps the ext2/ext3 mod for "lag relief" might make caching to the internal SD faster. Out of the box, I see terrible WiFi from mine, on multiple access points. It gets 1Mbit on the open AP at work, for example, where the Touch gets 4.

Glad to hear some people are getting better results.

I will say that my Wifi was hosed on my first Captivate. The internal antenna was broken. After I swapped my handset, my iPhone has no reception benefit over my Captivate whether that be Edge, 3G, or Wifi.

Also, I have not modded my Captivate, outside of root and bloatware removal.
 
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Have you ever benchmarked your WiFi against an iPod Touch or iPhone?

Captivate's WiFi sucks beyond belief. It's like going back to 802.11b. How 2001 of you, Samsung.


hey is truth that people who use ipods or iphones are super duper cool?
and they hate when another phone is good because the are afraid to loose that coolness?
don't worried man in my book you will always be a super duper cool even if my phone is better
 
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Have you ever benchmarked your WiFi against an iPod Touch or iPhone?

Captivate's WiFi sucks beyond belief. It's like going back to 802.11b. How 2001 of you, Samsung.

After DivineDark's comment above, I got an RMA for my Captivate.

They are sending another within 2 weeks. Damn, it went from overnight to 14 days in the last three days.

If the new phone exhibits the same issues, the POS is going back.


man iphone people speak so cool like the EFF and the STFU that so cool
i just can imagine what is to be in the iphone forums that should be a dream.....
 
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I actually ran the test again last night two full stories above my wireless router.

Iphone 3GS: 7854kb Down 1330kb Up

Captivate: 8542kb Down 1459kb Up

Both test ran using Speedtest.net apps in the exact same location within 10 seconds of each other. Exact same infrastructure used for both tests. 802.11G wireless.

Not only was the through put on the captivate larger, but it was also much more stable. It was a steady rise from 7Mb up until the final number. The iPhone seemed to drop some packets during the test.
 
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I actually ran the test again last night two full stories above my wireless router.

Iphone 3GS: 7854kb Down 1330kb Up

Captivate: 8542kb Down 1459kb Up

Both test ran using Speedtest.net apps in the exact same location within 10 seconds of each other. Exact same infrastructure used for both tests. 802.11G wireless.

Not only was the through put on the captivate larger, but it was also much more stable. It was a steady rise from 7Mb up until the final number. The iPhone seemed to drop some packets during the test.




Thanks for bring some real facts
 
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