In the off chance that Wade ever reads this remark that has likely been made thousands of times: The reason many apps and websites say "no network" or throw some error when loading is because of the date settings. Secure connections (which were most things even back then) need an accurate time reference for the SSL handshake to work, (even then it might not work anyway due to lack of support of new encryption methods by old nuggets).
Most likely it got it's time from wifi, but sometimes it fails, so worth checking. But because he successfully got into Google/YT I'm pretty certain that date is correct.
also, many of those apps were actually just Optus pre-loaded junk, judging by the URL they were trying to open. despite that i doubt the actual Android "Market" would've worked either
@@vadnegru The google search was http in the address bar (I am surprised to see they still serve search results via http). The recording did have a 2024 date but it may be incorrect timezone that made it throw that error. The phone/browser could also just not support modern encryption protocols like TLS 1.2-1.3 as those were first used in 2008 and 2018 respectively.
@jbritain probably not a lot, the screen had a resolution of 320x240 or similar, so there was no reason for the movie to be any higher-res. If i had to assume, it wouldve taken about 1gb
Fun fact : The S in the original Galaxy S also stands for the Korean carrier SKT. There were ones for other carriers, Galaxy K for KT, Galaxy U for Uplus(LGT). Ever since the Galaxy S2, S has been for the flagship Galaxy.
@@hammerth1421you can say companies do cool stuff without being fanboys. For example, I think Tesla has made incredible advances in electric car technology. I don’t really care about Musk one way or another.
It might be a coincidence that the S stands for both Samsung and SK Telecom, but yes, the Galaxy K (for KT) and Galaxy U (for LG U+) were released at the same time and used the same chipsets - just with a slightly different design and a slightly smaller AMOLED screen. There were some rumors that the reason Samsung released the Galaxy S exclusively for SK Telecom was to show disobedience to KT (for launching the iPhone 3GS in Korea exclusively). But Samsung must have had no idea how to name their flagship until then, because the next generation Galaxy S2 was released on all three major Korean carriers.
The closing the charging port was for something that actually happens now wich is lint and stuff getting in the port and causing charging issues and possible phone fires.
Ok I’m going to be that guy, but that’s why I loved the Lightning port. It was durable as hell! Unless you deliberately tried to mangle it, you could easily just use metal tweezers to pull out all the lint, even scrape all the crap off the inner walls, the port would still work perfectly fine after numerous excavations. Now I’ve had to buy a specialized USB-C cleaning tool which only gets about 80% of the gunk out at best. And the wire is already wobbly when plugged in to my 10 months old 15 Pro. Meanwhile my 5 year old Lightning port AirPod case holds my very first ancient cable from 2015 like they’re still brand new.
@@merchkernsUSB-C port slams the ABSOLUTE GARBAGE lightning port in every imaginable way. And grip strength is one of them. Cleaning part is no problem. Just get a dental flosser and use the thin pick side. You don’t need a “special” cleaning kit.
Sadly it ran android, which was absolute unusable garbage until KitKat. (Android 4). And no, I'm not an Apple fanboi, I stuck with Symbian Nokia smartphones until Android caught up in functionality and features.
8 gigs wasn’t mindblowing at all, the amoled also isn’t like modern amoleds 8GB isn’t impressive at all, why? Well because iPhones had also been coming with 16 GB of storage since 2008. The AMOLED was impressive, just saying it isn’t on par with modern AMOLED displays Edit: corrected some mistakes
@@ThatIceChampionan iPod isn't a phone. Also it came out in 2002 with a hard drive. The phones use a chip. You are also comparing Samsungs AMOLED screen to current tech which isn't even fair. You already compared a phone to a 2002 music playing device you are just making it worse.
@@ThatIceChampion The iPods used a mechanical hard drive though. Flash storage was still pretty expensive even back in 2009. Also the 16GB model didn't come out until 2008.
Sorry burst your bubble, Dankus, but Apple did not invent swipe to unlock. Neonode N1m, a proper nugget, had it in 2005 already. Apple sued Samsung for copying swipe to unlock, but lost because they were not the first to come up with it.
They did however win against Samsung because their phone copied Apples "design language": a rectangular device with rounded edges and a button under a screen. I am not even joking.
Fun fact: the I-9000 Galaxy S had a then-legendary DAC chip, I believe the same that was in the later iPods. There was custom firmwares (aka, "ROMs") floating around that unlocked that chip, which gave this phone not only incredible sound quality for headphones, but also doubled the power it can output. I used it for years before upgrading. Gosh, I miss so many some things to this day that were obvious back then. Live wallpapers, anyone?
I wish phones still had fm radio. I used that ALL the time and thought it was the coolest thing as a kid to have a "radio, like in your car, in my pocket"!
I LOVED the radio. Once of the first things I'd do as a kid with my phone/ipod was to search for a radio app. And then a compass app. I just loved the concept of having pocket devices merged together. I feel like my desires were never really fullfilled in the end, radio is annoying with my phone now, and compass unreliability turned me off that feature (Point up to calibrate!).
A little context, after the s10 (starting with the s20) the switched the numbering convention to the release year instead of the product generation. I believe the s24 is actually the 15th galaxy s phone
I bet if they did any form of 15th gen in the phone name (on the box), Apple would have sued. I feel like the year method is pretty smart. It is easier to keep track of than using generations since gens can be skipped due to some sort of reason.
Pretty sure my S1 (that I still have), has 7, but a by a different release group. Granted, it's been so long, I can't remember whose it runs (I use Devil's Kernel, for the audio enhancements) Him using the browser was a curious move lol But him not updating date and time so that HTTPS could work (specifically SSL certificates), is an even _more curious_ move... 😅
I had a Galaxy S7 until this year. It was fully original beyond one screen, and the finish being melted off by work covered hands. Tough cookie, but her battery, memory just wasn't what she used to be... Damned shame. BUT HER SISTER SURE IS PRETTY!!
@@Puddingskin01 I resold my old S7 Active for like $30 USD. Thing could barely operate with like half of the battery life compared to what it used to get(had to charge two times a day) and runs worse than brand new due to the battery issue since Samsung nerfed the performance to dry to preserve battery life. Apparently the user is happy with it. I am just glad to be rid of it. It was my most problematic smartphone I've ever owned with going through 4 phone replacements all with the same LCD defect.
My parents owned that nugget. It literally died 12 years after we got it. The storage basically killed itself. I still remember playing so many games on it
This nugget and phone games are a combo from hell. For so long I was trying to play a very specific game and it always killed itself every time I tried because it was so behind, at some point newer games stopped even being compatible with it!
0:58 "You can close [the USB port] for reasons I don't understand" Mate's never had to pluck pocket lint out of his port every couple of months, has he?
This might be better suited to say on a Garbage Time video, but I wanted to thank you and James for being the final push to get me tinkering in junk. I'm writing this just as I sit down after three or so weeks of wrenching on a fifty year old tractor that sat in a bush for twenty of them. The starter circuit was all sorts of crunchy, the engine didn't want to turn over and then when it did it blew out a cloud, the transmission was filled with chunky chocolate pudding, the pto was stuck solid, and the mowing deck was (and still is) made of 99% rust. But I cleaned up the bearings and joints, figured out how the ignition ticked, replaced the fluids, and even used pie plates and hose clamps to seal the holes in the muffler (didn't work, didn't use enough pie plates lol), and at long last, ol' Rusty starts, runs, drives, and even mows! It's a wild feeling to be operating a machine that you've watched almost your whole life slowly getting reclaimed by the earth; that bucket of tetanus that you were sure was just one more winter away from literally falling to pieces zipping around the property. And it's all because I, someone who is mechanically illiterate, performed a little tech-romancy and resurrected this nugget! So again, thanks to you both! Cheers from Michigan, USA!
Lol! My sister had her phone set to go, "Oh, for crying out loud!" for awhile. It had impeccable timing - especially while watching particularly dramatic movies. 😂
@ChilakkumaI had fanmade My Little Pony ring/text tones from 2012-2014. (The “Pinkie siren” for calls and Fluttershy going “….yay!” for texts). Yyyyep. 😂
Covers over the charging jack are great! They meant that farmers in my family didn't have to dig dust/dirt/straw/hay/whatever out of the charging jack every night just to get the thing to charge.
Working in manufacturing and construction, having a built-in port close would be huge for dust and grime protection. Especially on older phone which were more sensitive to such things.
I used to work at a dog grooming salon... yeah, having a cover for your ports is great. I don't think a sliding one like that is good, though, as stuff will get stuck in the sliding track.
It had a Wolfson DAC in it, when combined with voodoosound this was a top tier music listening device. The CPU was Hummingbird S5PC110 which was co-developed by Samsung and Intrinsity (which is the company Apple purchased to design their own ARM chips)
@damienlobb85 same, I had an S3 and I kinda liked the sounds. I had them on the lowest volume but still, it felt less generic than a typical click sound.
Fun Fact: pretty much every cell phone could have an FM radio function but they normally have to pay for licensing via the telecommunications government agency in your country. The FCC for the US. The UN's ITU which is their telecommunications agency. Started a push a couple years ago for more smartphone companies to enable FM radio support since not only is it just a nice extra but it's a really nice thing for emergencies. (A TV tuner and AM radio would also be nice too just saying plz 😢)
the issue with putting an AM radio in a phone is that they require a ferrite rod antenna, even for digitally tuned ones, which would end up taking up like half the space inside. maybe it could be a sidecar that plugs into the headphone jack but phones don't come with them anymore so that won't work
I don't think that's the case, I think in the United States it was the cellular service companies that disabled the antennas. I don't think there's any license needed to receive signals such as FM. Not to my knowledge I mean technically any metal surface can receive signals. But maybe there's some cost to the FM radio parts? I just think in United States it was greed that disabled the FM tuner because the cell phone carriers were paid to by the music streaming services or because streaming services use mobile data and that used to make the money
@@Elizabeth2445A that sidecar thing isn’t a bad idea actually could be an extra accessory that could even work on multiple devices even tablets 🤔 I wonder what about other radio standards like VHF, AIR, CB, UHF, WX, SW, SSB, or even that HD radio which I wonder if it’s still even a thing?
@@zzoinks that could be the case or a combination of the two. Never underestimate corporate greed. Would most likely would just have to be something forced by regulation, most likely not the US but I could see maybe the EU doing something.
500 dollars? Fully subsidized? With a plan? I said that is the most expensive phone in the world. And it doesn't appeal to business customers because it doesn't have a keyboard. Which makes it not a very good email machine.
this is actually such a nostalgic video for me bc in 2009 in the balkans new tech was rlyyy slowly coming in and we actually all used keypad phones untill around like 2011 lol my first touch screen phone was a smasnug galaxy s6 and its still with us till this day lol
Woo I had one of these! I ran it for years, it's how I got into custom ROMs and Android development. It came with a Wolfson WM8994 DAC and with the right software this phone sounded awesome. It was a monster for its time and shared the same CPU (but an upgraded GPU) as the iPhone 4. Custom ROMs really unlocked this phone, it could play Quake 3 easy.
I got one after being annoyed by the iPhone. Loved it but the back button developed a problem where it would activate by itself constantly so I couldn't do anything!
Great throwback to the first Galaxy S. At a time when everything was transitioning to the rectangular design screen. It's incredible to see the evolution of tech, especially when it comes to smartphones.
So I’ve been catching up on your older videos (thank you so much for the season videos) and I took a break to see the newest one! Thanks Wade for always being a fun guy that yells into microphones and shows off his uncharged snek.
@@snakewithapen5489 Because it is the most balanced stage and it is what the battery itself wanted the most. At 100% the battery wants to discharge the most, and at 0%, it wants to be charged the most.
I picked up the Samsung Epic 4G, which was the Galaxy S for Sprint in the US. It had a slide out keyboard which was weird, but it was a legit smartphone for the day.
1:01 The reason you can close it is to keep the connector as dust free as posible, all connectors get dirty over time as dust builds up inside. It clogs the connector and the cable can't reach the pins, this usually results into people trying to force it and than they break the connector it self.
Those maximum storage sizes for the microsd card slots were usually bs. They just took the largest microsd available at release. The only limit those microsd card slots have is the maximum supported size of the filesystem, and even if you run into such a limit, you only need a custom rom with a new enough version of android to fix that.
The original SD card standard allowed only up to 2GB cards. Then SDHC (High Capacity) came out which supported up to 32GB (The Galaxy S1 only supports up to SDHC). Current SD cards are mostly SDXC (eXtended Capacity) which allows for up to 2TB.
@@mik11112The only issue of SDXC is the default format of exFAT, but there's nothing stopping you from formatting as FAT32 and using it in an SDHC device
I heard you announce in a video I forgot about that you planned to give the Galaxy S1 its own video at some point, and I'm super glad it finally happened! It's a rather cool phone; I'd prefer to see more Smasnug videos in the future! Thank you so much!!! ❤🎉🔥
FUN FACT: The Galaxy S actually does support video out by the headphone jack. I used mine back in the day via a Nokia 3.5mm to AV (white,red,yellow) connectors on my TV to watch YT and stuff. Was a pretty handy feature i really used quite a bit :)
Modern high-end Smasnug phones and tablets still have video out, but with a dedicated desktop mode (Dex) and over USB-C. I once plugged my older Galaxy Note into a huuuge touchscreen (I think it was somewhere between 30 and 40 inches) with a single USB cable and I suddenly had the largest tablet this side of the old Microsoft Surface thingies that cost tens of thousands back in the day. It's so much fun, especially for board and strategy games.
Man i miss 2005-2015 phones. They were all so unique. Now everyone tries their hardest to make the most boring identical glass slab. Also i want the physical navigation buttons back.
I don't remember many phones having physical navigation buttons, unless you count the capacitive buttons - which although not genuinely separate still exist in exact function today on all Android phones
Had this as my first smartphone, as a hand-me-down from my Dad. Tons of good memories but lost it all when it slipped out of my pocket in cab. Served me so well as my first ever smartphone, an ultra crazy new experience jumping from keypad phones.
@@bodiless_pensivenesstbh, galaxy s was also just a black slab. I think what you meant to convey was that Phones were more experimental and fun back then.
@@bodiless_pensivenesstbh, galaxy s was also just a black slab. I think what you meant to convey was that Phones were more experimental and fun back then.
All smartphones now are all screen front with a hole punch or whatever for a selfie camera and nothing else. My Pixel 6 from the front looks boring AF. Can we have the HTC One M8/M9 back?
I had this phone! It was sick as hell. Paid for 1 gig of internet a month (which was a lot back then) and accidentally used more data than i was allowed. Didnt get charged. Tested it the next month with like 2 gig over using tethering. Didnt get charged. My phone was the modem for the entire house share for about 4 years . Excellent piece of kit for the time.
I miss the days you could actually access the battery. If your phone froze, which happened frequently back in the day, you just took out the battery and rebooted it. Now if your phone freezes, you kinda just hold the power button and hope to god it actually turns off.
@@some-replies Unless you pay +$1000, most high-end gaming emulation won't work (at all sometimes). I'm playing switch and ps2 games, on my phone, it's like my childhood dream come true. Best waifu s23 ultra.
I had one of those for a few years. my favorite thing about them is the headphone jack doubling as composite out. used it to watch many movies and shows on my tv back in the day.
It does my heart good to finally see Dank Pods do a review of my first smartphone. I got it for free from a waste transfer sight and had lost it in the cabin of a button top loader for about five months. I found it and it still had battery life.
0:31 It has taken over fourteen years to realize that I've never had a phone without an OLED in it. I've literally only ever had a smasung, I just assumed all phones had them. Makes a little more sense why I was so confused why everyone was suddenly announcing OLED phones in the late 2010s, and they just didn't look any different.
I had s2 and s3 good phone back in days with small issue i remember samsung android skin where you can't find anything in settings menu. And a lot of samsung apps that i never use but they use all available ram.
lol I remember having the "steppin' out" ringtone on my old Samsung Galaxy Y, every time I heard it I knew I was in deep trouble cause my mum was calling me for being late home.
I remember getting the Galaxy S2 LTE in 2011. It was the first phone I'd ever seen without a physical home button, and bloody hell did it look futuristic.
Brightiest and cleariest screen ever. Even to this day it looks amazing. Cause yeah, despite screen cracked a bit in my unit, it still works perfectly. It's outdated but its capabilities were enough to run modern os, if the companies deliberatly didnt make that impossible Edit: GPS in mine worked perfectly and yes, even tho back cover was little plasticky, it was flexible and durable enough to withstand over 10 years of opening and closing. And when it fell, it acted like old Nokia brick, back cover and battery went all over the room. But I dropped it like 200-300 times (on one occasion, screen cracked unfortunatelly), despite that, it has the original battery and screen) My Mom used that battery in her Samsung S4mini, cause they were compatible, not in lenght but in contact arrangments. Sorry for bad english
S2 and S4 were the best. The s2 lasted me 3 years, and after the glitchfest that the S1 was, the S2 really established Samsung as the top dog in android space, eventually dethroning HTC. The AMOLED screen without the pentile arrangement was really neat and I used to rewatch a lot of movies on it just enjoying the contrast and colours.. And then the S4. I think I kept using it for about 5 years, such a compete thing it was.
Hey man, i just wanted to say, i got my first summer job in a electronics store and it kicked ass. They spent a bit training me but pretty quickly i gained a reputation about being the headphone guy, and it was literally just from binging your videos and researching good cans to buy when i was getting into music for the first time. Cheers to you for literally getting me my first job and kicking ass at it too, thanks from ireland 🇮🇪 Edit: some times during lunch people asked me how i know so much about headphones (i dont really in fairness i just dabble) and i had to pretend that its just a side hobby of mine instead of talking about this lunatic
Same! The Samsung Moment! Later upgraded to the Samsung Epic! Those were good times! The Moment ran Cupcake out of the box and was stock Android before they introduced TouchWiz!
The first phone I bought after starting my job at a phone shop in 2010. I remember being blown away by the screen and everyone commenting on it being at the limit of size for comfort. The S2 and especially the S3 were seen as HUGE back when they launched but now would be seen as a compact phone. Crazy times!
I bought this at Best Buy in Belleville Ontario the day it came out (skipped college morning class to pick it up) and I still have it. Amazing what this phone was when it came out.
This phone was modder paradise. My friend has one. He was rocking different os like every week. This is where MIUI was born. Many other custom roms too, like that one that was later renamed to Lineage OS (Cyanogen mod). Last time i checked it could run like Android 7 or something. Officially it got Android 4 i guess, but it was worse than custom ones. This was time when TouchWiz was hated and for a reason.
11:00 thanks for reminding me that android can no longer seamlessly loop .ogg files :( But yeah a lot of those ringtones are from stock android before like 2.3 I believe?
I'm pretty sure there are more ringtones. Starting at "Samsung ..." going alphabetically isn't very likely. It just started with the top one being the currently selected. Bad UI, but this was very early in the days of Android.
This video really throw me back in time when I got my samsung galaxy mini; the physical navigation buttons, the system ui, the push notifications, the "android market" with its iconic app icon. And also samsung is not the one to blame with all those app-to-web thingies, Wade. Those are Optus doing (I believe that the phone is a provider bundle)
I still got a S3 mini and it still works. A bit of the paint is chipped and it's slow as heck but it still works. Edit: It has 4.1 Jellybean, so it can just barely run RUclips in a browser (app doesn't work anymore)
The built in menu buttons and back buttons i was so pissed when they took them away. It was so nice having those in the same place instead of every app putting it somewhere different
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In the off chance that Wade ever reads this remark that has likely been made thousands of times: The reason many apps and websites say "no network" or throw some error when loading is because of the date settings. Secure connections (which were most things even back then) need an accurate time reference for the SSL handshake to work, (even then it might not work anyway due to lack of support of new encryption methods by old nuggets).
Most likely it got it's time from wifi, but sometimes it fails, so worth checking. But because he successfully got into Google/YT I'm pretty certain that date is correct.
also, many of those apps were actually just Optus pre-loaded junk, judging by the URL they were trying to open. despite that i doubt the actual Android "Market" would've worked either
@@vadnegru The google search was http in the address bar (I am surprised to see they still serve search results via http). The recording did have a 2024 date but it may be incorrect timezone that made it throw that error. The phone/browser could also just not support modern encryption protocols like TLS 1.2-1.3 as those were first used in 2008 and 2018 respectively.
@@vlco_o I could be wrong, but I don't believe any devices older than 4.3 Jellybean are capable of still accessing the app store.
the voice recorder shows the date and time being 20/8/2024 so I'm gonna say it probably did grab it from wifi
The early Galaxy phones actually advertise their screens by including a full-length movie. The Galaxy S, came with Avatar.
That’s actually really cool, that era of technology is the only one I’m not familiar enough with
I would be interested to know how much of the 8GB of internal storage is taken up by that.
@jbritain probably not a lot, the screen had a resolution of 320x240 or similar, so there was no reason for the movie to be any higher-res. If i had to assume, it wouldve taken about 1gb
W H A T
1gb??nmore like 50-100mb max@@unterflieger
Fun fact : The S in the original Galaxy S also stands for the Korean carrier SKT. There were ones for other carriers, Galaxy K for KT, Galaxy U for Uplus(LGT). Ever since the Galaxy S2, S has been for the flagship Galaxy.
I am the opposite of a fanboy for companies, especially chaebols, but SK Telecom and SK Hynix do some cool stuff.
@@hammerth1421you can say companies do cool stuff without being fanboys. For example, I think Tesla has made incredible advances in electric car technology. I don’t really care about Musk one way or another.
@@epsilon6516 me too!
It might be a coincidence that the S stands for both Samsung and SK Telecom, but yes, the Galaxy K (for KT) and Galaxy U (for LG U+) were released at the same time and used the same chipsets - just with a slightly different design and a slightly smaller AMOLED screen. There were some rumors that the reason Samsung released the Galaxy S exclusively for SK Telecom was to show disobedience to KT (for launching the iPhone 3GS in Korea exclusively). But Samsung must have had no idea how to name their flagship until then, because the next generation Galaxy S2 was released on all three major Korean carriers.
@@hammerth1421 hynix ram is kinda meh
I remember having the "Sunshine" ringtone as my alarm. Once it started playing my brain instantly went into full wake-up mode, even 13 years later.
The closing the charging port was for something that actually happens now wich is lint and stuff getting in the port and causing charging issues and possible phone fires.
I know soemone that had to get their phone fixed two times in a month because of dust guetting in USB C port.
I work at construction sites quite often and it's insane how much sand gets in my ports even though it's in my pocket the whole time
Ok I’m going to be that guy, but that’s why I loved the Lightning port. It was durable as hell! Unless you deliberately tried to mangle it, you could easily just use metal tweezers to pull out all the lint, even scrape all the crap off the inner walls, the port would still work perfectly fine after numerous excavations.
Now I’ve had to buy a specialized USB-C cleaning tool which only gets about 80% of the gunk out at best. And the wire is already wobbly when plugged in to my 10 months old 15 Pro. Meanwhile my 5 year old Lightning port AirPod case holds my very first ancient cable from 2015 like they’re still brand new.
@@merchkerns apple fumbled the port on the 15, it was made cheap as hell, not to standard at all
@@merchkernsUSB-C port slams the ABSOLUTE GARBAGE lightning port in every imaginable way. And grip strength is one of them.
Cleaning part is no problem. Just get a dental flosser and use the thin pick side. You don’t need a “special” cleaning kit.
Since you mentioned it, I just looked the specs of the original Galaxy.
AMOLED screen? 8 GB of internal storage!? In 2009?!??! That's insane!
Sadly it ran android, which was absolute unusable garbage until KitKat. (Android 4). And no, I'm not an Apple fanboi, I stuck with Symbian Nokia smartphones until Android caught up in functionality and features.
8 gigs wasn’t mindblowing at all, the amoled also isn’t like modern amoleds
8GB isn’t impressive at all, why? Well because iPhones had also been coming with 16 GB of storage since 2008.
The AMOLED was impressive, just saying it isn’t on par with modern AMOLED displays
Edit: corrected some mistakes
@@ThatIceChampionan iPod isn't a phone. Also it came out in 2002 with a hard drive. The phones use a chip. You are also comparing Samsungs AMOLED screen to current tech which isn't even fair. You already compared a phone to a 2002 music playing device you are just making it worse.
@@ThatIceChampion The iPods used a mechanical hard drive though. Flash storage was still pretty expensive even back in 2009. Also the 16GB model didn't come out until 2008.
@@ThatIceChampion Bro my Samsung Galaxy Gio had 158 MB of storage in 2011. I would have killed for 8 GB.
Sorry burst your bubble, Dankus, but Apple did not invent swipe to unlock. Neonode N1m, a proper nugget, had it in 2005 already. Apple sued Samsung for copying swipe to unlock, but lost because they were not the first to come up with it.
That just shows how self centered apple is. They copy something then come after others doing the same thing.
They did however win against Samsung because their phone copied Apples "design language": a rectangular device with rounded edges and a button under a screen.
I am not even joking.
Remember Apple winning the iPod case because they proved that a guy had the idea/patent in the 70s, so they sent him an iPod that broke within a year.
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Where is the guy living who invented the iPod ?
@@dragons_advocate until samsung got the patent tossed by demonstrating it had the same shape as a refrigerator they showed
Fun fact: the I-9000 Galaxy S had a then-legendary DAC chip, I believe the same that was in the later iPods.
There was custom firmwares (aka, "ROMs") floating around that unlocked that chip, which gave this phone not only incredible sound quality for headphones, but also doubled the power it can output.
I used it for years before upgrading. Gosh, I miss so many some things to this day that were obvious back then. Live wallpapers, anyone?
Wolfson DAC + Voodoo sound. It probably still is the best sounding phone I've ever owned.
@@DriantXI still have it
@@DriantX same with the S3, a Wolfson DAC. Best sounding music in jack output from any device I had. S8 is somehow much worse.
So it's like the PS1 of smartphones? (Early PS1 models are highly sought after by audiophiles due to their DAC.)
@@tomclanys true, because the output power was low compared to S3, and s3 has boeffla sound app that made it good.
2:02 functional green iPad jumpscare!!!!
i thought it was broken
Shrek :)
@@EquaTechnologies Me too, until 1,5 years ago when I saw get turned on.
I wish phones still had fm radio. I used that ALL the time and thought it was the coolest thing as a kid to have a "radio, like in your car, in my pocket"!
I LOVED the radio. Once of the first things I'd do as a kid with my phone/ipod was to search for a radio app. And then a compass app.
I just loved the concept of having pocket devices merged together. I feel like my desires were never really fullfilled in the end, radio is annoying with my phone now, and compass unreliability turned me off that feature (Point up to calibrate!).
A little context, after the s10 (starting with the s20) the switched the numbering convention to the release year instead of the product generation. I believe the s24 is actually the 15th galaxy s phone
I bet if they did any form of 15th gen in the phone name (on the box), Apple would have sued. I feel like the year method is pretty smart. It is easier to keep track of than using generations since gens can be skipped due to some sort of reason.
yeah
literally for no other reason than to have a bigger number than the iphone lol
@litlsnek it's to match the year lol. S24 is basically S 2024, S 2023 edition etc.
I didn't realize it was for the year
@@litlsnekapple skipped 9 get of your pedestal
Fun fact is you can update it to Android 7 unofficially via LineageOS. Would be cool to see you root and update this phone to get RUclips working.
Yeah but it's not really usable with that. 4.4 (KitKat) is the sweet spot for this phone
Pretty sure my S1 (that I still have), has 7, but a by a different release group. Granted, it's been so long, I can't remember whose it runs (I use Devil's Kernel, for the audio enhancements)
Him using the browser was a curious move lol
But him not updating date and time so that HTTPS could work (specifically SSL certificates), is an even _more curious_ move... 😅
I had a Galaxy S7 until this year. It was fully original beyond one screen, and the finish being melted off by work covered hands.
Tough cookie, but her battery, memory just wasn't what she used to be... Damned shame.
BUT HER SISTER SURE IS PRETTY!!
@@DUKE_of_RAMBLE Sadly Dank isn't that tech literate. He really needs a IT pro around to run old games and programs on ancient computers
@@Puddingskin01 I resold my old S7 Active for like $30 USD. Thing could barely operate with like half of the battery life compared to what it used to get(had to charge two times a day) and runs worse than brand new due to the battery issue since Samsung nerfed the performance to dry to preserve battery life. Apparently the user is happy with it. I am just glad to be rid of it. It was my most problematic smartphone I've ever owned with going through 4 phone replacements all with the same LCD defect.
My parents owned that nugget. It literally died 12 years after we got it. The storage basically killed itself. I still remember playing so many games on it
If my s24 ultra lasts that long, I'll be pretty happy :)
@@Jack-os6wz i promise you it wont
This nugget and phone games are a combo from hell. For so long I was trying to play a very specific game and it always killed itself every time I tried because it was so behind, at some point newer games stopped even being compatible with it!
@@bradhaines3142 if it was german engineering it wouldnt last 100 calls. but modern phones are future proof as heck
@@Jack-os6wz definitely won't, my s23 ultra is having issues already and it's still in warranty. £1500 phone ffs
0:58 "You can close [the USB port] for reasons I don't understand"
Mate's never had to pluck pocket lint out of his port every couple of months, has he?
Wonder why his 13 pro max died....
Am I right?
This might be better suited to say on a Garbage Time video, but I wanted to thank you and James for being the final push to get me tinkering in junk.
I'm writing this just as I sit down after three or so weeks of wrenching on a fifty year old tractor that sat in a bush for twenty of them. The starter circuit was all sorts of crunchy, the engine didn't want to turn over and then when it did it blew out a cloud, the transmission was filled with chunky chocolate pudding, the pto was stuck solid, and the mowing deck was (and still is) made of 99% rust. But I cleaned up the bearings and joints, figured out how the ignition ticked, replaced the fluids, and even used pie plates and hose clamps to seal the holes in the muffler (didn't work, didn't use enough pie plates lol), and at long last, ol' Rusty starts, runs, drives, and even mows!
It's a wild feeling to be operating a machine that you've watched almost your whole life slowly getting reclaimed by the earth; that bucket of tetanus that you were sure was just one more winter away from literally falling to pieces zipping around the property. And it's all because I, someone who is mechanically illiterate, performed a little tech-romancy and resurrected this nugget!
So again, thanks to you both!
Cheers from Michigan, USA!
Imagine being in a public place and all of a sudden your phone goes “I cAnT BeLiVe iT”
Lol! My sister had her phone set to go, "Oh, for crying out loud!" for awhile. It had impeccable timing - especially while watching particularly dramatic movies. 😂
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@ChilakkumaI had fanmade My Little Pony ring/text tones from 2012-2014. (The “Pinkie siren” for calls and Fluttershy going “….yay!” for texts). Yyyyep. 😂
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Covers over the charging jack are great! They meant that farmers in my family didn't have to dig dust/dirt/straw/hay/whatever out of the charging jack every night just to get the thing to charge.
I was going to say the same thing. My dad works at a steel mill. He has lost two phones because of the dirt and dust getting in the charger port
Working in manufacturing and construction, having a built-in port close would be huge for dust and grime protection. Especially on older phone which were more sensitive to such things.
You can buy (or 3D print) rubber dust covers for ports, but there is of course a chance of losing them.
I used to work at a dog grooming salon... yeah, having a cover for your ports is great. I don't think a sliding one like that is good, though, as stuff will get stuck in the sliding track.
It had a Wolfson DAC in it, when combined with voodoosound this was a top tier music listening device.
The CPU was Hummingbird S5PC110 which was co-developed by Samsung and Intrinsity (which is the company Apple purchased to design their own ARM chips)
7:58 2009 appears even on modern devices, because that's when that text was last updated
back when samsung phones went PLOOP every time you interacted with them
No one liked that
AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA, and the stupid windchimes every time you unlocked them
I miss my Galaxy S3 and it's "nature inspired" sounds. The water sounds really did something to my autiso brain.
@damienlobb85 same, I had an S3 and I kinda liked the sounds. I had them on the lowest volume but still, it felt less generic than a typical click sound.
@@DrathVaderyou can turn that back on. my s21 has it. google it i forgot and im to lazy to google
Fun Fact: pretty much every cell phone could have an FM radio function but they normally have to pay for licensing via the telecommunications government agency in your country. The FCC for the US.
The UN's ITU which is their telecommunications agency. Started a push a couple years ago for more smartphone companies to enable FM radio support since not only is it just a nice extra but it's a really nice thing for emergencies. (A TV tuner and AM radio would also be nice too just saying plz 😢)
the issue with putting an AM radio in a phone is that they require a ferrite rod antenna, even for digitally tuned ones, which would end up taking up like half the space inside.
maybe it could be a sidecar that plugs into the headphone jack but phones don't come with them anymore so that won't work
@@Elizabeth2445A Well maybe some country is going to start requiring headphone jacks again or something
I don't think that's the case, I think in the United States it was the cellular service companies that disabled the antennas. I don't think there's any license needed to receive signals such as FM. Not to my knowledge I mean technically any metal surface can receive signals. But maybe there's some cost to the FM radio parts? I just think in United States it was greed that disabled the FM tuner because the cell phone carriers were paid to by the music streaming services or because streaming services use mobile data and that used to make the money
@@Elizabeth2445A that sidecar thing isn’t a bad idea actually could be an extra accessory that could even work on multiple devices even tablets 🤔 I wonder what about other radio standards like VHF, AIR, CB, UHF, WX, SW, SSB, or even that HD radio which I wonder if it’s still even a thing?
@@zzoinks that could be the case or a combination of the two. Never underestimate corporate greed. Would most likely would just have to be something forced by regulation, most likely not the US but I could see maybe the EU doing something.
Man, time has went too fast. I still remember saying "why would I want a touchscreen? There's no keyboard!"
I had a Nokia C6 with both. The plastic touch screen kinda sucked. :D
Hi Mr. Steve Ballmer, nice to meet you!
I still miss a PKB, I'd really like a combination like some BlackBerries had.
500 dollars? Fully subsidized? With a plan? I said that is the most expensive phone in the world. And it doesn't appeal to business customers because it doesn't have a keyboard. Which makes it not a very good email machine.
I remember when we got our first smartphone, we had issues doing basic gestures like scrolling
i remember the pentile resolution being very "dotty" with black dots between all the colour dots
this is actually such a nostalgic video for me bc in 2009 in the balkans new tech was rlyyy slowly coming in and we actually all used keypad phones untill around like 2011 lol my first touch screen phone was a smasnug galaxy s6 and its still with us till this day lol
Woo I had one of these!
I ran it for years, it's how I got into custom ROMs and Android development.
It came with a Wolfson WM8994 DAC and with the right software this phone sounded awesome.
It was a monster for its time and shared the same CPU (but an upgraded GPU) as the iPhone 4.
Custom ROMs really unlocked this phone, it could play Quake 3 easy.
Ya boi! I still used this phone as a music player even after I upgraded, it was THAT good!
I got one after being annoyed by the iPhone. Loved it but the back button developed a problem where it would activate by itself constantly so I couldn't do anything!
I had one as my first smartphone back in the 2nd grade as a hand-me-down from my mom after she switched to an iPhone 4. I wish that I still had it.
i love his yapping when he's testing microphones, always makes my day
Sure, "testing" 😆
HONEY WAKE UP AUSTRAILIAN MAN IS YELLING AT SMASNUG PHONES🎉🎉🎉!!!
LETS GOOOOO
LET'S GOOOOO
LET'S GOOOOO
LET'S GOOOOO
LET'S GOOOOO
Great throwback to the first Galaxy S. At a time when everything was transitioning to the rectangular design screen. It's incredible to see the evolution of tech, especially when it comes to smartphones.
So I’ve been catching up on your older videos (thank you so much for the season videos) and I took a break to see the newest one!
Thanks Wade for always being a fun guy that yells into microphones and shows off his uncharged snek.
@3:45 if you store lithium batteries at half capacity they will still hold a charge decades later, fun fact
Yeah, it's practically a religion for RC hobbyists.
Yeah. I usually try to keep the Li-ion of the devices I have in storage between 40 and 60 %. I check them every 6 months or so
also they are safe when stored at 50% (they don't explode but only smoke)
Ohhh so that's why my new phone came at 50% out of the box
@@snakewithapen5489 Because it is the most balanced stage and it is what the battery itself wanted the most. At 100% the battery wants to discharge the most, and at 0%, it wants to be charged the most.
8:14 missed opportunity to see an old android easter egg on this thing
I don't think it had anything. Only 2.3.6 and above
@@suioganwilliamI remember that it had Gingerbread, and it had an artwork of a monster gingerbread man as an easteregg
@@Glowing_Rhino this thing runs Froyo (2.2) which didn't have eastereggs yet
@@Knaeckebrotsaege I guess I had a later version of the phone
Only 2.3.6 Gingerbread
1:04 bro doesn't know what dust is
ok but like i work in the pizza delivery business and the amount of times I've had to pick cornflower out of my charging port is rediculous
@@GlacieThat1Dogwhat does cornflower look like?
@@piuthemagicman flour
@@piuthemagicmanlike yellow flour
@@gokaisilver3801 ooo fancy
I picked up the Samsung Epic 4G, which was the Galaxy S for Sprint in the US. It had a slide out keyboard which was weird, but it was a legit smartphone for the day.
This video inspired me to put in the work into reviving my samsung s1, thanks
9:47 All of these apps that are just weblinks, are bundled by Optus, not samsung.
Truly a wonderful day to watch an Australian man talk to smasnugs at 4 AM in SEA time
When i see SEA my first thought is always Seattle 😢
3:25 AM here! I should probably get to studying for the exam now
12:30 ending checking out the ringtones with that song just going "I can't believe it" is so damn perfect lmao
yeah and he missed more than half of the ringtones
I remember having the galaxy s forever ago. I dropped that thing almost every day, and it somehow never broke.
1:01 The reason you can close it is to keep the connector as dust free as posible, all connectors get dirty over time as dust builds up inside. It clogs the connector and the cable can't reach the pins, this usually results into people trying to force it and than they break the connector it self.
Those maximum storage sizes for the microsd card slots were usually bs. They just took the largest microsd available at release. The only limit those microsd card slots have is the maximum supported size of the filesystem, and even if you run into such a limit, you only need a custom rom with a new enough version of android to fix that.
The original SD card standard allowed only up to 2GB cards. Then SDHC (High Capacity) came out which supported up to 32GB (The Galaxy S1 only supports up to SDHC). Current SD cards are mostly SDXC (eXtended Capacity) which allows for up to 2TB.
@@mik11112The only issue of SDXC is the default format of exFAT, but there's nothing stopping you from formatting as FAT32 and using it in an SDHC device
I've put a 256GB card in a 2007 Nokia N95 and it worked fine
I heard you announce in a video I forgot about that you planned to give the Galaxy S1 its own video at some point, and I'm super glad it finally happened! It's a rather cool phone; I'd prefer to see more Smasnug videos in the future! Thank you so much!!! ❤🎉🔥
6:59 the smudge on the phone looks like a creepy face with a big nose
damn u're right, haunted smudgeridoo
Woah!
I like it Picasso
Scary dingus
10:45 every single mom's ringtone that just blasted at full volume
every second of your video was engaging, well done!
FUN FACT: The Galaxy S actually does support video out by the headphone jack.
I used mine back in the day via a Nokia 3.5mm to AV (white,red,yellow) connectors on my TV to watch YT and stuff.
Was a pretty handy feature i really used quite a bit :)
Modern high-end Smasnug phones and tablets still have video out, but with a dedicated desktop mode (Dex) and over USB-C. I once plugged my older Galaxy Note into a huuuge touchscreen (I think it was somewhere between 30 and 40 inches) with a single USB cable and I suddenly had the largest tablet this side of the old Microsoft Surface thingies that cost tens of thousands back in the day. It's so much fun, especially for board and strategy games.
8:22 FLIPNOTES + DANKPODS COLLAB CONFIRMED
It really does sound like flipnotes my god
Bitcrushed audio time lol
Man i miss 2005-2015 phones. They were all so unique. Now everyone tries their hardest to make the most boring identical glass slab. Also i want the physical navigation buttons back.
I don't remember many phones having physical navigation buttons, unless you count the capacitive buttons - which although not genuinely separate still exist in exact function today on all Android phones
@MelodicTurtleMetalbinding of isaac pfp ong
Bought it on release and still have it, working as it did back then. Great device!
Had this as my first smartphone, as a hand-me-down from my Dad. Tons of good memories but lost it all when it slipped out of my pocket in cab. Served me so well as my first ever smartphone, an ultra crazy new experience jumping from keypad phones.
There is no better feeling than to see a new vid from the one and only after a tough and busy day. THANK YOUUUU im so excited to watch
I just love old devices and how much character they had
fr. Phones used to have their own design language, now everything is a slab
@@bodiless_pensivenesstbh, galaxy s was also just a black slab. I think what you meant to convey was that Phones were more experimental and fun back then.
@@bodiless_pensivenesstbh, galaxy s was also just a black slab. I think what you meant to convey was that Phones were more experimental and fun back then.
They had character but they sucked to actually use
All smartphones now are all screen front with a hole punch or whatever for a selfie camera and nothing else.
My Pixel 6 from the front looks boring AF. Can we have the HTC One M8/M9 back?
0:05 ＳＭＡＳＮＵＧ Galoxy S
Edit: MOM I'M POPULAR!!!!
SMASNUG!!!
SMASNUG!!!
@@BFDIFinalistsfan2763 You called?
@@BuiltBySMASNUG yep!
I used the SMASNUG Galaxy S10
I found it funny that I got an Optus midroll add just around the time Wade was bagging them.
I had this phone! It was sick as hell. Paid for 1 gig of internet a month (which was a lot back then) and accidentally used more data than i was allowed. Didnt get charged. Tested it the next month with like 2 gig over using tethering. Didnt get charged. My phone was the modem for the entire house share for about 4 years . Excellent piece of kit for the time.
I like how he was kinda on beat at 3:54
lol fr
Two thirds of my 2012 holiday pictures were taken with that phone camera. Good memories.
10:40 Instantly gone back more than 10 years hearing that.
fr
The Nostalgia I have with this phone, it was my first phone, I was 13 at the time, Good Old Days 😢
I miss the days you could actually access the battery. If your phone froze, which happened frequently back in the day, you just took out the battery and rebooted it.
Now if your phone freezes, you kinda just hold the power button and hope to god it actually turns off.
I wish modern phones had a dust cover like that. If you work outside or in construction, you understand
You can get them really cheap, they have ones with a sticker so it still hangs from the phone while charging so you don't lose it
I love the way that you say SMASNUG again in 0:05
Youre obviously not an og
I remember these Samsung phones by the way.
No watching wade
@@H_._.._.-- Wait, who are you?
I love the "disappointed" Smasnug the most.
We've certainly come a long way from this! I'm watching this on my S23 Ultra.
Same!
Weird flex but ok Mr $1000+ telephone
@@some-replies😂
@@some-replies salty?
@@some-replies Unless you pay +$1000, most high-end gaming emulation won't work (at all sometimes). I'm playing switch and ps2 games, on my phone, it's like my childhood dream come true. Best waifu s23 ultra.
I had one of those for a few years. my favorite thing about them is the headphone jack doubling as composite out. used it to watch many movies and shows on my tv back in the day.
It does my heart good to finally see Dank Pods do a review of my first smartphone. I got it for free from a waste transfer sight and had lost it in the cabin of a button top loader for about five months. I found it and it still had battery life.
I love the part where DankPods explains how radios stations have ads and you have to wait for something good to come on
11:47 Shadow the Hedgehog ass ringtone
WAIT YOURE RIGHT THATS EXTREMELY CLOSE??
0:31 It has taken over fourteen years to realize that I've never had a phone without an OLED in it. I've literally only ever had a smasung, I just assumed all phones had them. Makes a little more sense why I was so confused why everyone was suddenly announcing OLED phones in the late 2010s, and they just didn't look any different.
i remember having a Galaxy S Advance as my first ever phone, good times :)
I had s2 and s3 good phone back in days with small issue i remember samsung android skin where you can't find anything in settings menu. And a lot of samsung apps that i never use but they use all available ram.
lol I remember having the "steppin' out" ringtone on my old Samsung Galaxy Y, every time I heard it I knew I was in deep trouble cause my mum was calling me for being late home.
This is the earliest I got here for a vid, good stuff :)
Also CARROTS
"can I borrow your microwave for a few years?" that one got me well done wade
I had this when it came out. Brings back memories from high school. Good times
At 2:45 when you showed that google pixel I got a ad about the same exact phone 😂
I remember getting the Galaxy S2 LTE in 2011. It was the first phone I'd ever seen without a physical home button, and bloody hell did it look futuristic.
Samsung Galaxy S5 was peak phone design. Best phone I ever owned.
Same! It even survived the washing machine TWICE and fell onto many a hard surface from quite a considerable pocket-height lol
IP 67 with a removable battery, ability to transfer files with usb 3.0 speed, 1440p amoled screen and a 3,5mm jack. Couldn't agree more!
the Chrome started flakeing late in its live on me
I like all of the subtle Google Pixel 9 shade in this video 😭
My buddy had one of these when it came out and I remember thinking how sleek and cool it looked lmao, funny to look back on stuff like this
Brightiest and cleariest screen ever. Even to this day it looks amazing. Cause yeah, despite screen cracked a bit in my unit, it still works perfectly. It's outdated but its capabilities were enough to run modern os, if the companies deliberatly didnt make that impossible
Edit: GPS in mine worked perfectly and yes, even tho back cover was little plasticky, it was flexible and durable enough to withstand over 10 years of opening and closing. And when it fell, it acted like old Nokia brick, back cover and battery went all over the room. But I dropped it like 200-300 times (on one occasion, screen cracked unfortunatelly), despite that, it has the original battery and screen) My Mom used that battery in her Samsung S4mini, cause they were compatible, not in lenght but in contact arrangments. Sorry for bad english
I loved my S2 back in the day! Last Smasnug I had was an S5 that my dad passed down to me when my iPhone 5C died.
S2 and S4 were the best. The s2 lasted me 3 years, and after the glitchfest that the S1 was, the S2 really established Samsung as the top dog in android space, eventually dethroning HTC. The AMOLED screen without the pentile arrangement was really neat and I used to rewatch a lot of movies on it just enjoying the contrast and colours.. And then the S4. I think I kept using it for about 5 years, such a compete thing it was.
@@djnjoy Watching RUclips on my S2 was a joy
Hey man, i just wanted to say, i got my first summer job in a electronics store and it kicked ass. They spent a bit training me but pretty quickly i gained a reputation about being the headphone guy, and it was literally just from binging your videos and researching good cans to buy when i was getting into music for the first time. Cheers to you for literally getting me my first job and kicking ass at it too, thanks from ireland 🇮🇪
Edit: some times during lunch people asked me how i know so much about headphones (i dont really in fairness i just dabble) and i had to pretend that its just a side hobby of mine instead of talking about this lunatic
I also got a pair of xm4s for a nice discount which was sick
Bro just preach about the mad aussie to people 🙏
Used to have a Smasnug Galaxy S. Mine came with a slide out keyboard as an exclusive version to Sprint.
Traded mine in for the Note 4 and actually regret it that Galaxy S was almost perfect
Same
y’all remember the Smasnug Galaxy S 4G exclusive to T-Mobile?
I had one too! The Samsung Epic! Great phone but my battery life wasnt so great inside my job at the time.
Same! The Samsung Moment! Later upgraded to the Samsung Epic! Those were good times! The Moment ran Cupcake out of the box and was stock Android before they introduced TouchWiz!
The first phone I bought after starting my job at a phone shop in 2010. I remember being blown away by the screen and everyone commenting on it being at the limit of size for comfort. The S2 and especially the S3 were seen as HUGE back when they launched but now would be seen as a compact phone. Crazy times!
I bought this at Best Buy in Belleville Ontario the day it came out (skipped college morning class to pick it up) and I still have it. Amazing what this phone was when it came out.
Removable batts and sd cards(ENMBOR) on phones should come back
This phone was modder paradise. My friend has one. He was rocking different os like every week. This is where MIUI was born. Many other custom roms too, like that one that was later renamed to Lineage OS (Cyanogen mod). Last time i checked it could run like Android 7 or something. Officially it got Android 4 i guess, but it was worse than custom ones. This was time when TouchWiz was hated and for a reason.
And it has a headphone jack. It’s more featured than the latest phones!
I've still got mine, I charge it and use it usually once a year. One of the only phones I've owned that hasn't ended up smashed to pieces
Was debating between this and the iPhone 4, glad I went for the iPhone at the time!
oh man my favourite phone, the *SMASNUG* galaxy s
11:00 thanks for reminding me that android can no longer seamlessly loop .ogg files :(
But yeah a lot of those ringtones are from stock android before like 2.3 I believe?
I'm pretty sure there are more ringtones. Starting at "Samsung ..." going alphabetically isn't very likely. It just started with the top one being the currently selected. Bad UI, but this was very early in the days of Android.
This video really throw me back in time when I got my samsung galaxy mini; the physical navigation buttons, the system ui, the push notifications, the "android market" with its iconic app icon. And also samsung is not the one to blame with all those app-to-web thingies, Wade. Those are Optus doing (I believe that the phone is a provider bundle)
Mr. Dank, you're truly an inspiration to us all.
I still got a S3 mini and it still works. A bit of the paint is chipped and it's slow as heck but it still works.
Edit: It has 4.1 Jellybean, so it can just barely run RUclips in a browser (app doesn't work anymore)
Same! I have the GT-I8200N.
install a custom rom
Turned on my s2 a while back and was shocked that it had face unlock. Most likely not very secure, but still cool to see on such an old phone.
Dudeeee I had one too, it was soo cool and exasperating to use such a nugget in the modern era, but one day it fell in the toilet and imploded
@@Its17 Fell in the toilet and imploded?!
The built in menu buttons and back buttons i was so pissed when they took them away. It was so nice having those in the same place instead of every app putting it somewhere different
What are you talking about? The software Navi buttons are the same, just not physical. They never change their position.
Also switch to gestures man it's been 8 years now that gestures are a thing
It has always been the same on android? That's an iPhone problem
@@dirtydirtsgt4751no it isn’t iPhones never had that
@axethepenguin I mean the buttons are still there. It's an iphpne problem that each app has a different way of going back
11:17 that just sounds like bootleg Persona music
the little slide for the USB is to keep your pocket lint out, dust greatly contributes to wear on the port
Frank remains the best reason to sit through an end card i've ever seen on YT