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The Tocco Icon is a tiny phone aimed at social networkers. With a chrome trim and back back (which is rather fingerprint prone) it's quite attractive. Hardly a surprise at this price are the cheap-feeling volume and power buttons feel a little ch...
Online the Tocco Icon retails for around £80 - a relatively low price considering you get WiFi and some useful - and has some really interesting features for anyone keen on social networking. Although this puts this in the same category as the Vodafone...
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For under £100 it’s difficult to be too harsh, but the Samsung Tocco Icon suffers from some laggy software Related links News Samsung Galaxy S II sells three million Samsung Galaxy S II to launch with Windows Phone 7? Samsung Galaxy Z phone lea...
An impressive battery life means you won’t have too many concerns about where your nearest electrical outlet is...
The lack of 3G means you’ll have a sluggish online experience unless you find yourself in a Wi-Fi zoneLook and Feel...
For under £100 it’s difficult to be too harsh, but the Samsung Tocco Icon suffers from some laggy software...
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In the tradition of the first , which was great success with its 30 million units sold, the is a cute and affordable touchscreen feature phone, with a few enhancements over its predecessor where it counts. The original Star brought a 3.0-inch resistiv...
Inexpensive, Decent camera quality...
Laggy interface, No 3G or GPS...
Call quality with the Samsung Star II is quite satisfying. We heard the voices in the earpiece rather clear, and its volume is enough too. On the other end our friends could hear us well, too, with no weird distortions.The 1000mAh battery doesn't have...
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Samsung have long been trying to recapture the best-selling magic of the original Star. A sequel is now official but we’d be wrong to call two of a kind. Samsung have a full house of Star clones already. Anyway, when we heard the Star II was coming...
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mobilechoiceuk.com Updated: 2011-08-24 03:03:58
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It’s easy to see why the Tocco Lite has proved so successful with its good looks and affordable price tag, but it fails to hit the heights with any specific features. Related links News 10 million Samsung Tocco Lite’s sold Samsung announces fishy trio...
A sleek looking touch-screen price available for credit-crunch busting price...
The resistive touch-screen can prove a bit hit and miss with accidental commands common place.Look and Feel...
It’s easy to see why the Tocco Lite has proved so successful with its good looks and affordable price tag, but it fails to hit the heights with any specific features...
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The Samsung Tocco Lite is an inexpensive touchscreen phone that keeps things simple -- but is it too simple?What we likeConsidering it’s a budget touchscreen phone the Tocco Lite’s display is bright and crisp and very responsive – texting and dialling...
The Samsung Tocco Lite is fine if you just want a touchscreen and the very basics. The touchscreen is very responsive and bright which is great but don’t buy this phone if you want mobile Internet access or if you want to download apps.Like this phone?...
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Aimed at mobile buyers who want a hit of touchscreen action at a budget price, the Samsung Tocco Lite S5230 brings Samsung’s TouchWiz user interface and typical minimalist touchphone style into a low cost package.Joining the hit Samsung Tocco F480 ori...
Despite going light on the big-ticket features, the Samsung Tocco Lite offers a decent way to get into touch control on a limited budget.It has its limitations, with its data connectivity hampered by a lack of high speed 3G and Wi-Fi, and there are com...
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The Samsung Tocco Lite is an inexpensive touchscreen phone that keeps things simple -- but is it too simple?What we likeConsidering it’s a budget touchscreen phone the Tocco Lite’s display is bright and crisp and very responsive – texting and dialling...
The Samsung Tocco Lite is fine if you just want a touchscreen and the very basics. The touchscreen is very responsive and bright which is great but don’t buy this phone if you want mobile Internet access or if you want to download apps.Like this phone?...
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A couple of days ago Samsung announced theyre selling a million Stars a month and expect sales to reach a total of 10 million units by the end of the year. To some it might sound too ambitious, but considering the nice touchscreen package and the low...
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The Samsung Star S5230 was initially introduced along with the , both meant for people on tight budget. What the manufacturer is striving to achieve is get a chunk of the mainstream market with both phones targeting people who need the comfort of a mod...
Compact and light, Good software QWERTY keyboard, Snappy accelerometer...
Bad incall quality, Battery performance is below par, MicroSDHC card slot is underneath the battery...
We have almost made it to the finale, but first there is good and bad news. Let´s get started with the latter. In-call quality is disappointing to say at the least. We could hear people loudly, but voices turned out to be monotonous and muffled, not to...
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