Galaxy iphone iphone4 S6 Samsung smartphone upgrade

I recently upgraded my iphone 4 and did the unthinkable...shock horror...switched to Android! Its taken a while to get used to but here's why the Samsung S6 is the better deal.  This phone has a hell of a lot of memory - 32GB - in comparison with the iphone 4 which starts with a measly 8GB which explains why I could only download a limited number of apps...having to delete an app to gain an app is not fun!  Yes, I was doing this anytime a new app I wanted came out because once you select a 8GB phone you can't upgrade.  So I have learned my lesson - hence why I powered up to 32GB!!!  Having said this, the battery on the Samsung S6 runs like Usain Bolt.  I'm not joking when I say it goes like a sand timer, literally 1% per second.  And the predictive text is a joke.  It's so frustrating that it predicts the most silliest of words in my writings...I never had this issue with the iphone or iPad, so it's probably a software design issue.  The screensize (5.1inches) is substantially bigger than the iphone 4 screen (3.5inches).  Which is excellent for watching videos, taking selfies, etc. 

The wireless charging unit was cool too - just put down and pick up and no pull out / untangling issued which put its wear and tear on many iPhone chargers which are not cheap to replace. The dealbreaker for me is the look.  It's made with metal and glass which makes the phone ten time better looking than the plastic iphone 4.  I got the chrome/gold finish which looks more like an accessory than a phone and gives it an expensive luxury look.  I know it sounds a bit shallow but it makes me feel part of the 'in-crowd'.  And the technology 'in-crowd' is cool.😜

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Gear S review Samsung Samsung 'Gear S' Smartwatch Smartwatch Wearables

It's Big and Bold

Its a big watch - if your looking for discretion you wont find it here.  The curved display gives it an elegant look though, which gives a unisex look to it.  It is available in two colours - blue black, and white. The straps are adaptable to wrist size and comfortable to wear.  I would say its versatile - use at the gym, work, and everyday.

Usability

The great thing about the latest Samsung gadget is you're able to use it without your mobile phone to make calls (it has access to 2G ad 3G networks).  You can also connect online and receive all the latest app notifications. Although, if I did have one, I'm not sure whether I'd use it without a mobile. When I tried it on it felt quite strange, having a mobile on my wrist and the thought of making calls from it; especially as you would need to move it towards your mouth to speak and listen to calls, kind of like a speakerphone, which has no privacy. There is however a bluetooth headset you could use with it.  It is recommended you use it with a Samsung smartphone to ensure it works at its optimum level and for updates.  

Features

-Clear Touchscreen

-Over 1000 Apps available to use

For me, its a nice gadget, but is it going to change my life or is it going to be an additional peripheral to my notebook, tablet, mobile phone collection?

£329 - half price from Samsung when you buy latest Smartphone (Galaxy Note4 or GalaxyS5) or Tablet.