It's to the credit of the Galaxy S3 that you can choose the location of your picture for each contact, meaning you can have Google+ for some and Facebook for others, but the fact that even high resolution pictures are shrunk down to smaller versions is confusing.Īdd to this the fact the picture will stretch when you get a call from said friend, and I can only recommend you head into the Facebook app and manually add their picture from a profile - which is both time-consuming and stalkerish. When it comes to contact management, the Galaxy S3 suffers from a lack of Twitter integration and the contact images can seem a little low res too. The Galaxy S3 has to be able to perform a whole variety of functions in order to be able to be called a smartphone, and given the high levels of sales that the S3 has experienced over the past two years I think it's safe to say that all of them are performed with aplomb. This will change during use, obviously, but it's much harder to hammer the battery through actually doing things the phone is supposed to.Įven my dad can get through more than a day's use and he constantly has GPS and Wi-Fi enabled, so in short there is a real case to be made for the Galaxy S3 here. I regularly saw power drops of only 30% by 2pm, and a healthy 25% by bedtime. In real use, as in not checking it every seven seconds to play with it (the curse of the new phone) you'll get a much more reasonable battery life.
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