It also comes with Wi-Fi, an essential requirement for today&rsquos modern technology, making it easy to connect to private or public routers, and browse the internet, check your emails and download apps. While often overlooked, the inclusion of Wi-Fi is a brilliant idea by Samsung, especially with the Samsung Intercepts budget price.
The last positive, but certainly not the least, is the fact that there is a QWERTY keyboard. This too is fast becoming an essential component of smartphones, and this bodes well in the Samsung Intercept review, as it has been well thought out and nicely planned by the developers at Samsung.
Now, onto the negatives. Firstly, there have been many complaints about the 3.2 megapixel camera, which, in 2012, may seem very outdated. In my opinion, this is not a huge drawback, but it may not be good enough quality for those wanting to take perfect photos or record stunning high definition videos.
Another major point which has arisen fairly frequently in this Samsung Intercept review is always that the phones memory is very poor. Generally, there’s trouble when opening the job manager and running a credit card applicatoin. The telephone often becomes slow and unresponsive, often even crashing. It has often been blamed on poor memory and processor planning through the developer team at Samsung, and it is something much less simple to overlook because it is always present when using the Samsung Intercept phone.
Overall though, it has to be said that the Samsung Intercept review has shown that although this is not a high-spec phone, it is a decent phone purely because it is meant more for people who are on a budget, perhaps young children or senior citizens who would like to delve into smartphone. A suitable, decent phone with a few issues.