[Galaxy S I9000 General] AllGamer:
Data Connection 2G/3G/H

This phone when used on Bell's own network, it can only do 3G & H

(this is not a hardware issue but rather a network issue, there is a topic about this discussion, link coming soon)

However once unlocked the have full 1G(Cuba!)/2G(EDGE)/3G/H on Fido, Rogers, AT&T and any other network that supports the 850/1900/2100 band for data communication

Pre-installed Apps:

TeleNav GPS Navigator if you are not online via 3G or WiFi, you'll get an error message "This application is not available" or something along those lines

The application is not free, it wants you to register for $10 a month, it's safe to uninstall after rooting

BellTV Remote PVR only works if you have a Bell digital cable box for TV, it's safe to uninstall after rooting

Tunes & Apps it's just an Advertisement URL link, it tries to go

ads.bwanet.ca/getnew.jsp?request=PDAdownload

the link is dead anyways, it's safe to delete after rooting

TV & Radio supposedly to Watch Live TV, Listen to Music and Talk Radio... but it doesn't work.

It might be only available to people on Bell network, the error messages says

my recommendation uninstall it if you are rooted, there are better Apps in Android Market that offers the same feature & service

Kobo it comes included with the latest official ROMs. You might want to keep it if you are an e-book reader. It channels you to their online catalog of e-books. Depending from each point of view, it can be categorized as another Advertisement or a Tool.

Personally I'll uninstall it (you'll need to be rooted), the only thing I'll ever read in my phone are PDF files, for everything else i got RSS feeds, tons of e-mails/SMS to go through an lots of websites to keep me busy and relaxed.

AllShare a simple to use App to share your files in the phone to other devices wirelessly.

Worth keeping? Yes

Layar is more of a fun tool than a real utility, it lets you catalog and get info of nearby places where you are standing, it requires the GPS to be ON-line. This App is based on the Anime feature in Eden of the East.

Worth keeping? Yes

Navigation Google Maps Navigation, a simple to use Navigation tool that works out of the box.

Worth keeping? Yes

ThinkFree Office requires activation, but it's completely Free as the name implies (unlike other Apps which claims to be "free" but is crippled one war or another, or with Ads.) you can open and create Microsoft Word Doc, Spread Sheet, and PowerPoint slides, all from the tips of your fingers.

It takes a bit to get used to navigating around the software to do what would normally have been a simple task in the PC.

Worth keeping? Yes

Samsung Apps List of available freebies:

- eBooks by Kobo (the other piece of the forced on ROM Kobo eBook Market)

- Social Hub Push Email and IM (as the name implies it does everything, it's quite good infact, it adds additional supported services to the original version, now it can do Google Accounts, Hotmail/Live Accounts, Yahoo Accounts, Facebook Accounts, Twiter Accounts, MySpace Accounts)

- RoadSMS (SMS that lets you see behind the phone, the road or whatever your phone camera seems to be pointing... great App to check out on girls on the restaurant table in front of you :D )

- Robert Parker (wine guide)

- Radio Companion (i find it rather interesting, it lets you sing karaoke to the radio station you are listening to... well sort of, it will scroll and display the lyrics as the song plays on the radio station)

- Asphalt5 (racing game, full version, completely free, notice this is not the Asphalt5 HD)

- Vlingo Voice (voice control your phone, dictation, launch apps, etc)

- Krazy Kart Racing (from Konami) cartoonish kart racing game, fun! :D

- Facebook for Samsung the name says it all :) it's a new facebook apps from Samsung

- Movies App for movie show times, trailers and reviews

- Blinkx Beat

- ComedyTime