The keys are separated and raised above the surface, which makes typing quick and easy. Features With room for 1, contacts in the phone's address book, socialites won't have to worry about running out of room for friends. Each entry allots space for five phone numbers, two e-mail addresses, an instant-messaging screen name, two street addresses, company information, a birthday, and notes.
You also can add contacts to a caller group and pair them with a photo or one of 21 polyphonic ringtones. There's a silent mode if you choose. The contact list makes space for favorites and for three in-case-of-emergency ICE numbers, plus three items of personal info.
Basic features include a calculator, a calendar, an alarm clock, a stop watch, a world clock, and a notepad. As with the Intensity, social communication is the handset's main goal.
The latter will create a browser shortcut for your in-box. Although we're glad to see this feature, e-mail loaded a bit slowly in our tests and also took some time alerting us to new messages. In addition to e-mail, instant messaging, and text, the Intensity II also tunes into social networking frequencies. The app has the power to upload photos in addition to text.
The usual controls are there, plus the capability to create and edit playlists on the fly, and repeat and shuffle songs. Although the player is relatively simple, it has some settings that spice things up with four visual "skins" you see during playback: simple view, album art, a visualizer, and lyrics when available.
Other settings include a backlight and a music-only setting that shuts down the phone's cellular signal for airplane mode. Like the original Intensity, there's support for Verizon's V Cast Music with Rhapsody service, and also like the original, you won't be able to download songs directly to your phone.
Instead, you'll need to download songs to your PC and transfer the batch to the phone--it's a slowdown for sure, but the method is functional. Those with a Rhapsody subscription can also sync tracks. For capturing the moment, there's a 1. We were hoping that Samsung would have upgraded its shooter from the Intensity days, but no luck. The Intensity II does, however, have night vision--but more on that later.
The Intensity II takes pictures in six resolutions 1,x pixels, 1,x pixels, x pixels, x pixels, x pixels, x96 pixels , with five white balance presets, six color effects, and three quality settings. The camera also contains night vision mode, a self-timer, and multishot mode.
Other settings include metering average, center, or spot , auto-naming, and three sounds each for the shutter and when the camera is ready, plus a silent mode for both. As with the original Intensity, the Intensity II produced mediocre photos. While fairly sharp, the color is slightly off, especially in indirect-lighting situations.
Samsung calls it "unique," but night vision mode just produced overexposed black-and-white images in our in-the-dark tests. It's possible to intensify the Intensity II with wallpaper, with additional ringtones and ringback tones, and with games that you can buy through Verizon's stores.
Call quality was fine for the most part, though we did hit quite a few aural snags. While volume was good, voices often sounded muddled on our end, and words were difficult to make out when either party spoke too quickly. Our callers' experience was largely the same. According to them, we sounded loud and mostly clear, but they couldn't always make out individual words or sounds.
While speakerphone produced enough volume on our end, our callers unanimously reported fuzziness and said we sounded distant, as though we were speaking through cotton. Audio playback on the phone's external speakers was passable, but tinny. You'll have better luck with stereo headphones, though keep in mind that you'll either need an adapter or headphones that fit a 2.
The Samsung Intensity II has a rated battery life of 5 hours, with We found that the Intensity II had a tested talk time of 5 hours and 2 minutes. Jessica Dolcourt. Pricing Not Available. The attractive, compact design and eco-conscious construction is a bonus. The navigation keys are a little cramped, the 2. The Samsung Intensity II is a good midrange phone for teens, thanks to its various social networking and communications tools.
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