Samsung Galaxy SII Skyrocket
The screen quality has always been Samsung’s forte in the world of mobile communication. They never lagged behind their competitors when the world knew nothing about smartphones and keypad-based conventional handsets ruled the world. Now that the smartphone moniker is in the details, they are busy in giving their competitors a good fight. The Galaxy series is their main weapon of mass seduction, among the host of relatives is the S-series that has helped parent company in it’s cause.
The Galaxy SII Skyrocket came in quick succession to SII, released in the same year. However, its chassis and screen made it the best choice among non-iPhone alternatives. However, it even managed to lure some iOS fans to convert to the Android religion.
The best thing is its screen. The Skyrocket has a huge 4.5-inch display. Because of that, it looks more similar to the T-Mobile version of the Galaxy S II, as the AT&T version has a smaller 4.3-inch display instead. The Super AMOLED Plus screen is as gorgeous as ever, with vibrant colors and sharp images. It’s still stuck with the 800×480-pixel resolution, which doesn’t look as crisp on a big screen, but we still thought it looked great.
All of the aforementioned smartphones are the best in the bunch. Though they are best five options in the market, the list is not formulated in any ascending or descending order, but chronologically. The best of them depends on the taste of the purchaser as the screen alone does not matter. Sometimes it is augmented by overall shape and sometimes the reciprocal happens.
