Does Samsung i Captivate Glide have wireless charging? No, it does not support wireless charging. Yes, it supports the services of Google Play store, gmail, youtube, etc. How many cameras does the Samsung i Captivate Glide have? There is Single main camera and Single selfi camera. How to turn on Samsung i Captivate Glide? To turn on the phone, press and hold the power key until the logo appears on the screen, then release the key.
If the phone does not turn on after a few seconds, connect the charger and try again in a minute. How to turn off Samsung i Captivate Glide? To turn off the phone, press and hold the power button until the power icon appears, then tap the power icon. How to restart Samsung i Captivate Glide? To restart the phone, press and hold the volume down key and the power key at the same time until the logo appears on the screen, then release them.
This may take up to 30 seconds. How to take a screenshot on Samsung i Captivate Glide? To take a screenshot, press and release the volume down button and the power button at the same time. A thumbnail of the screenshot will appear immediately after that. Newsletter Subscribe. Other apps are here, too. Essentials include a task manager, a to-do list, a calculator, a calendar, and a clock. Google's music app finds a minor upgrade in the looks department with Samsung, and there's a welcome option to turn on 5.
You can add music to a playlist on the fly, add to a quick list, and share music you're listening to. In addition, Samsung adds Tilt, which zooms the screen in and out when you press and hold two fingers and tilt the screen back and forth. I suppose it's a neat capability, but I've never found it particularly useful since first encountering it on the unlocked Samsung Galaxy S II. In fact, it sometimes pops up at inconvenient moments. As with other Android phones, you can switch among available virtual keyboards by pressing and holding within a text field and selecting "Input method.
Samsung has often hit the nail on the head with good cameras, and so far the Captivate Glide seems to follow in the footsteps of others, like the Samsung Galaxy S II phones.
The 8-megapixel rear-facing camera has nice features like auto-focus, smile detection, and panorama mode, but there's much more besides, like smile shot, which snaps the photo when it detects a smile, and action shot, which takes a panorama of moving objects. There are automatic white balance settings, a timer, three color effects, six resolution options, and options for shutter sound, GPS tagging, grid, and self-timer.
It certainly doesn't have the biggest variety of options, but the photo quality looked pretty good. I was able to get some nice detail when using the flash for an indoor night shot, and other indoor shots taken during the day also produced images with good color fidelity and sharp edges--it's easy for those to be, at turns, oversaturated, dull, or overexposed.
There was the expected amount of shutter lag for indoor night shots when using the flash and auto-focus combined. Not all photos were equally fabulous, however, with some winding up in better focus than others. The p HD video 30fps performed well in our tests, and the microphone captured the subject's voice better than many other smartphones.
There's room for up to 8GB onboard storage, with up to 32GB more in expandable memory. Call quality was acceptable. Voices sounded loud on my end, and pretty natural, although there were moments of digital distortion that made my caller cut in an out, and I did experience a dropped call. On the other end of the line, one caller described volume as very good, but noted that my voice didn't sound particularly natural.
He got the impression that as I spoke, my voice bounced against a tin can, a fuzzy distraction. I tested speakerphone by holding the phone at waist level. Volume was strong to my ears, and callers didn't sound echoey, but voices did have a buzzy quality. On their end, callers thought I was less intelligible, cutting in and out. They said I sounded tinny, and my voice distorted more at high speaking volumes. The Captivate Glide runs speedily and well on its dual-core Nvidia Tegra 2 processor.
Apps snapped opens without delay, and I could scroll very quickly through the app tray and home screens. CNET's mobile-optimized site loaded in Jiobook Laptop. Call of Duty Vanguard. Most Downloaded Apps in World. Netflix Games on iPhones. Lenovo Yoga Tab 11 Review. Samsung Galaxy S21 Series. Moto E Facebook Twitter Linkedin. Overview Specifications User Review. Buy the Samsung Captivate Glide, which not just has pleasant looks but is also equipped with striking features.
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