Samsung Double Time Lightning Review
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The Double Time gets its name from it dual 3.2-inch displays, one on the top and the other is reveal once you open up the device clamshell to reveal its 4 row QWERTY keyboard. The Double Time as has a 3.2 Megapixel camera in the rear The Double Time comes bundled with 2GB of storage via microSD. The Samsung Double Time is an android phone only on the AT&T phone service. Its appearance is white and black in color with a hint of pink. On the front it has a home key back key and menu key and theses keys are also present on the full keyboard. This phone has two touch screens and also opens to reveal full QWERTY key board. The phone also gave the options of an android keyboard or a swipe keyboard. This made everything very easy to access.
I like the Samsung double time a lot. It was not too fat and it was comfortable to carry on hand. The sound quality was good as well and it made listening to music enjoyable because the speakers were on the front and back of the phone. The voice recognition was not the best but it worked well most of the time. The phone takes a little while to get used to a person's voice. The notifications bar was useful because it reminded me of things. Having Wi-Fi was nice as well. This phone was great for Web browsing, messaging, and social networking. The camera was impeccable and it took great pictures even though it was only a 3.0 megapixel camera. The dual came was also great for video chatting and easy picture taking. This phone is also very sturdy and does not break easily.
On the contrary, the screens are very touch sensitive so even the slightest touch could turn into an accidental phone call. This phone only had 3G so at points it was kind of slow at times and would have to retry. Other than these thing things I thought the phone was good and is great for teenagers because it links smart with everyday life.