[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] alovell83:
No, also, I'd say if I was I do it the right way, fairly mixed. Also, if I wanted to be coy about working for Samsung (I'm not saying you insinuated that I did), I don't think I'd go out of my way to say I'm in SK. FYI, I teach English in Korea and I just saw I used typed incorrect as "in correct" ouch.

Please note:

I did bring up LauncherPro, something most Sammy employees probably wouldn't do.

I didn't bring up how SAMOLED reportedly has lower power drain than regular OLED (because I'm just not sure if we honestly have independent verification, in practice, it doesn't feel like it does, but this is also my first OLED and my first 4.0"er. I didn't bring up how it has what I believe is the best standby time in all Android devices, even longer than the iPhone 4, rated at 24+ days. I get less than 2% drain if I don't touch my phone for 12 hours!

As far as sunglasses comment, if you happen to have or get the phone, please try it and tell me it doesn't work, everyone's biggest complaint about OLED is direct sunlight. I can use it with my glasses or prescription sunglasses in direct sunlight, to have that convenience is incredible for someone like me that needs to be able to wear his eye that is on his eyes in order to see anything at all. It is simply, amazing. To concede a point, I think the colors might be oversaturated, but I kind of personally like them but it's totally a personal opinion and those who say that they are saturated I can agree with them. So, that's important for color purists.

On the storage, one thing that kept me away from Android was the app storage, I never liked the idea of having between 256MB and 1GB of storage when currently games, and future games, can max that out so quickly. On my original iPhone I had something like 3.5 GB of games, yes I could've deleted a few but some of them weren't even on there for me. Maybe 1GB of them were games that were either for technical merits to show off to people who'd be interested in the device or for other special cases like the children of friends/family. I didn't feel like apps2SD would be an ideal fix from what I had read on the subject, so while this SGS isn't perfect in this it was the best option for media and gaming which happens to be my primary device purpose.

So, I'm obviously not even a stockholder, as I didn't even really try to sell the device in my first post, and really only brought up the details that would've been brought up in the same sections if I wrote in a desire to make sales increase. All I was trying to do was offer counter points to what I felt were some comments that might be lacking in order to spread information. Still, there are just points upon points that haven't really been brought up on why I voted yes, but I think if you just look at the tech specs they'll become very obvious very quick.

If there is a fault/personal bias I have I do take some criticisms of the company a bit serious when people bring up their software/hardware, but only in the context that they say how Brand X is so much better because it's often very easy to bring up very similar criticisms of that same brand. People talk about moto weaknesses like they are strengths when compared to Samsung, it's a joke. People talk about HTC's build quality but I just wonder if they've only had an issue that happens to affect X percent of Samsung devices like a faulty battery and don't realize that they just avoided by way of chance an HTC error that occurs in a very similar proportion of devices and it's just way too easy to bring up issues in those same devices that would be bigger, for my usage requirements, than any commonly reported SGS issue. All that said, Samsung's weakness is, and has always been software, they have been on a hiring spree with software engineers from what I've read, they haven't supported the global phones well enough yet to turn their reputation around, but then again they've sold just sooo many devices in Korea (approaching 1M). I hope they can improve in this area going forward because when it's time for me to buy my next phone it almost surely will be software that sells me, today the SGS was far enough ahead in hardware for me to ignore the software and it's been better than I imagined with much better support than I imagined. Non-Korean users would definitely have a worse experience thus far with software support.