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Prior to last season and going all the way back to the re-launch of the Stetson women's basketball program in 1975-76, the Hatters' longest winning streak in school history was seven games, set back in the 2000-01 season.
Last season Stetson broke that mark, winning 10 games in a row from Dec. 8 through Jan. 12. This year the Hatters have once again equaled that winning streak and have a chance to establish a new record Monday night against Northern Kentucky.
"It's outstanding for our program, I think it's great," Stetson head coach Lynn Bria said about the two separate streaks. "I think it's great for people to know and see that this program has come a long way. It's really a lot of credit to our players and the commitment of our administration. They have decided to really get behind this, and it is a credit to them."
Stetson Athletic Director Jeff Altier was excited to see the Hatters win 10 straight again.
"With two consecutive years with 10-game winning streaks, is sort of sets the stage for where our women's basketball program is right now." Altier said. "What coach Bria has done and the quality of young ladies that she has brought into the program has established a consistent level of performance that is at the top of the conference."
This year's streak began on Dec. 15 at Florida Atlantic. Stetson had been winless on the road prior to its 78-66 victory over the Owls and afterwards the team's confidence started to take off.
Stetson's next three wins over Georgia Southern, UNC Asheville, and Mercer came by a combined 91 points. However, Kennesaw State threatened to pull off a conference upset on Jan. 2 as the Owls led by 12 points with less than 11 minutes to play. Stetson's zone defense virtually shut down Kennesaw's offense the rest of the way and McGowan's 33 point-performance helped the Hatters escape with a five-point win.
After outlasting UNF, Jacksonville, and USC Upstate to run the streak to eight, Stetson won its first-ever game at the mini-dome in Johnson City under some unusual conditions. The dome's roof had sprung a light leak after a day of rain and game-day staff had to hold a mop on the floor throughout the contest to keep the court dry.
"I have never had a situation like that and never seen anything like that," Bria said after the game. "I'm glad we went ahead and played the game and worked it out."
Following Saturday's 92-51 win over Lipscomb, the win streak is once again at 10. With a new record within reach, the Hatters know they need to stay focused on the opponent and not the record.


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5 Ways the Modern World Is Killing Nostalgia
Remember when you were a kid and you did, you know, stuff? Hold on to that. Hold on to the act of remembering, because we're killing it as surely as E! is killing the definition of entertainment. Modern technology, as awesome as it is, also hates your sense of nostalgia and is circle booting it in a field like so many unreliable copy machines.
"But Ian," you begin, unbuttoning your blouse, "I remember all kinds of things from my childhood!" And sure you do. Now. Sure, there are lots of relics of bygone eras and past awesomeness. But one day there just won't be a point behind it anymore. Keep unbuttoning and I'll explain.
#5. Music
Remember not so long ago when you'd hear a song in a commercial, or maybe it'd pop up at random on the radio, and you'd nearly shit yourself because you loved that song when you were 12 and haven't heard it since then? That was an awesome feeling. Maybe likening it to shitting yourself is wrong. I need to stop doing that in my writing. It's more like when you got to have pizza on your birthday instead of the undercooked pork chops and creamed corn still in a can your mom gave you every other day of the year when a different uncle was visiting for an hour.
When's the last time that happened to you with a song, and how old was the song? Yeah. Back in 1986, a one-hit wonder really was a one-hit wonder. Now a one-hit wonder is a ring tone and song No. 67 on your most played list. Is there any conceivable way Soulja Boy would have had anything bordering on a career in the music industry before iTunes existed? Did you know he still exists? He still exists!
You will never again fully enjoy that feeling of hearing a song that you really love but haven't heard in forever, because if you really love it, you'll just download it. If an artist in the '80s released a shitty album with one good song, then screw that guy. That's right, Rockwell, there's a reason no one cares about you. You could literally go a decade before hearing that tune again. Now you can just pick that one single and have it forever. And if you do have any appreciation for music, you're slowly cannibalizing your own sense of musical nostalgia by downloading Journey and Sir-Mix-A-Lot because they're kitschy and fun, and you'll never have that same sense of wonder when you hear "Oh my God, Becky, look at her butt" ever again.
#4. Antiques and Collectibles
Ever watch Antiques Roadshow? What a total mindfuck. People who look like your dad on a bender stumble into a community center in Fudgeshuffle Township with a quilt that looks like it was pulled from a goat's ass and a dude in a handlebar mustache takes 20 minutes to explain that it was the swaddling blanket of the czarina and is worth $30,000, isn't that interesting?
Antiques Roadshow is itself on the road to being an antique by virtue of the fact that we're just about out of antiques. Stuff from the '60s and maybe even the '70s is going to maybe qualify, but then what? Will your collection of Ninja Turtles action figures ever really be antiques or collectibles? What about the wall sconces you bought from Pier 1? Or the gravy boat that was made in China that you got from Target? Will that be an antique in 100 years? Fuck no! Because everyone in the townhouse complex where you buy your weed has the same one -- it's in the cupboard next to their collectible Star Wars: Episode I cups from Taco Bell.
We don't make antiques anymore, as much of a paradox as that is. Stuff is not built to last and horribly mass produced, or else it was built specifically to be collectible, like special variant action figures and limited edition leather-scented dildos, and everyone knows it's a collectible so it gets bought up the first day it's on the market, kind of killing its collectibility.
In 50 years, the odds of a single Wizards of Waverly Place action figure still existing are slim to none. Also, do they make Wizards of Waverly Place action figures? Because if they do, that means there's some middle-aged man out there who has a whole collection of Selena Gomez figures in his house, and that's never not creepy. And if they do hold up over that much time, no one will want them, because of the 100 other middle-aged men who also have dozens of them mint in the box. Creepy old fucks.
#3. TV and Film
I was tempted to link this with music, but I feel it's a different ball of wax with TV and film than with the Empee Threes you kids seem to love. TV and movie nostalgia has been killed in a whole different way that's more painful than what we've done with music, because while we're just sort of destroying the spirit of song, we're actively holding its mouth open and "Two Girl, One Cupping" it with the visual arts. To demonstrate this point, I offer you Michael Bay.
I've ragged on Michael Bay as much as anyone, and I get that he's just doing what he's good at (and, if we're being fair, the man really is good at it). Not good in the sense of "Good for you, you didn't poop yourself today," but in the sense that this was well done. Michael Bay makes good Michael Bay movies, and numbers indicate that a ton of people want to see those. I paid to see each and every Transformers movie. I made fun of them and stared, dumbfounded, during some scenes, but that's actually why I paid to see them. I own half of Uwe Boll's film catalog for the same reason. I really like to not like movies, it's sick.
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The issue with Michael Bay and the Hollywood nostalgia-humping machine is embodied in Transformers, and the rumors you've heard about Bay's Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles. You heard those, right? That instead of mutants they might be aliens? True or not, it hurt you. But why did it hurt you? Why so many hyperbolic "Thanks for destroying my childhood" criticisms? You wanted to hold the memory of what was in your head, but at the same time you wanted to see it get rebooted or adapted to film or remade or sequelized or whatever. And then it wasn't exactly what you remembered, and it never will be, but it won't go away either. Worse, when you see a trailer for G.I. Joe 2, you're forced to try to deny that you liked G.I. Joe ever, because obviously that movie looks worse than Hitler AIDS. Can a two-hour piece of film that you don't even ever have to watch be worse than a disease that kills millions and hates people based on their ethnicity? Obviously, or people wouldn't say it. That's how bad some of these movies are.
So every time Fright Night gets remade with Colin Farrell, or Biker Mice from Mars gets adapted into a musical by Joel Schumacher starring Kristen Stewart, you're going to feel cheated and menaced retroactively. You feel like Roland Emmerich took a time machine back to your childhood and sat behind you taking notes until he felt a stomach cramp, then he crapped right in your brain and shook you to make sure it coated the walls, then went back to the present and laughed about it while he pleasured himself with your toothbrush on a mound of money he got from everyone else who didn't care.
Eventually, every movie or show you remember liking as a kid will get this treatment, and inevitably most people will be unhappy with at least some of them, because that seems to be how we all react when someone meddles with our memories. And for everything else, there are DVD box sets and digital downloads, so you never have to be wistful for anything ever again, because it will never, ever go away.


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WASHINGTON – James C. Kopp, the anti-abortion zealot who fatally shot an Amherst physician nearly 15 years ago, lost his latest – and likely last – bid to have his convictions overturned at the U.S. Supreme Court on Monday.
Appealing a case that had been rejected by lower federal courts, Kopp asked the Supreme Court to hear his argument that he had been denied his constitutional right to fair trials because of improper legal representation.
But the justices, without comment, rejected his request.
The decision comes as no surprise, given that the high court agrees to hear only a small fraction of the thousands of such petitions that it receives every year.
The court's decision, though, appears to end Kopp's long and tortuous efforts to get his case retried.
Kopp fatally shot Dr. Barnett A. Slepian on Oct. 23, 1998, taking aim from behind the house through a kitchen window and striking the abortion provider in his back.
More than four years later, Kopp confessed to the shooting during an interview with The Buffalo News, saying he intended to only wound Slepian to prevent him from performing more abortions.
After Kopp waived his right to a jury trial, an Erie County judge convicted him of second-degree murder after a one-day trial in March 2003.
Kopp was later tried and convicted in federal court on related charges, and he is currently serving consecutive life sentences at the U.S. Penitentiary in Waymart, Pa.
He has been fighting his convictions on various grounds ever since, and Monday's decision marked the second time the Supreme Court refused to hear one of his appeals.
This time, the justices rejected Kopp's request that they hear his appeal of two federal court decisions from 2011, in which federal judges in Rochester and Buffalo dismissed his contention that he had been denied his constitutional right to a fair trial in both state and federal courts.
Kopp had argued that the attorney he chose to represent him in his state court murder trial, Bruce A. Barket, had a conflict of interest because he also represented two people accused of harboring Kopp while he was a fugitive. In fact, Barket was barred from representing Kopp in federal court for that very reason, and Kopp ended up representing himself in that 2007 trial.
Nevertheless, U.S. District Judge Michael A. Telesca, of Rochester, noted that it was Kopp himself who insisted that Barket represent him in his murder trial.
That being the case, "the court finds his contrary protestations to be so disingenuous as to suggest bad faith," Telesca wrote.
In addition, Kopp argued that his lawyer persuaded him to grant that interview to The News.
But Telesca, acknowledging that the interview was "ill-advised," noted that Barket was not to blame for it.
Kopp filed a separate but similar appeal of his conviction on federal charges, which U.S. District Judge Richard J. Arcara rejected in 2011.
Kopp originally appealed the Telesca and Arcara decisions to the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit, which rejected the case in December 2011.
That didn't stop Kopp's current lawyer, Arthur L. Washburn Jr., of Dorset, Vt., from making one last try at the Supreme Court.
Told of the justices' refusal to hear the case, Washburn said that he had known Kopp, now 58, for many years through the anti-abortion movement and that he had been pursuing the case on Kopp's behalf since 2008
"I think most people would be of the opinion that this was the last opportunity" for Kopp to fight for a new trial, Washburn said.
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Daniel Gossett, acquired by the Athletics with the 65th overall pick late Thursday night out of Clemson, hopes he's the next budding star on the West Coast.
Meanwhile, South Carolina landed a trio of Day 2 picks in the MLB First-Year Player Draft Friday. The Gamecocks' stars in the battery were selected quickly: catcher Grayson Greiner was a third-round pick (No. 99 overall) to the Detroit Tigers, and left-handed pitcher Jordan Montgomery was taken in the fourth (No. 122) by the New York Yankees.
Detroit also took USC third baseman Joey Pankake in the seventh round. Later on, a pair of Clemson seniors were drafted in second baseman Steve Wilkerson (Orioles, eighth round) and closer Matt Campbell (Dodgers, ninth round.)
In three consecutive years in the late 1990s, the Oakland Athletics drafted Tim Hudson, Mark Mulder and Barry Zito.
Those three starred in the big leagues, paving a reputation for their "Moneyball"-famous organization to continue rolling out top arms drafted like Trevor Cahill, Huston Street, Andrew Bailey and Sonny Gray.
"I'm humbled by the arms they throw out, it's ridiculous," Gossett said Thursday afternoon. "Absolutely, they've put out some really good arms over the last 10 years. It's a fantastic opportunity to train with their coaches, train with their people, and the opportunity to become one of the better pitchers to come through that organization and better myself as a pitcher."
As a second-round selection, Gossett said he's still considering returning to Clemson for his senior year, though it's likely he's pitched his last game at Doug Kingsmore Stadium.
Montgomery could end up with the Charleston RiverDogs, the Yankees' Class A South Atlantic League affiliate, as soon as the next week or two.
The RiverDogs stand to benefit from the draft soon as their parent club made a run on SEC pitchers. Along with Montgomery, the New York Yankees also picked Mississippi State pitchers Jacob Lindgren in the second round and Jonathan Holder in the sixth.
Down the road, high school right-handed pitcher Austin DeCarr, a Clemson commit out of Connecticut taken No. 91 overall by New York, also could adorn a Charleston uniform.
Also in the AL East, the Toronto Blue Jays used their third-round pick (No. 83) on Virginia-based lefty Nick Wells, a College of Charleston signee.
The lone first-round pick with in-state connections was shortstop Michael Chavis, Clemson's top 2014 recruit out of Marietta, Ga., drafted 26th overall by the Boston Red Sox.
According to Clemson, Wilkerson and Campbell became the school's first seniors in eight years to be drafted in the top 10 rounds after going undrafted their junior years. Wilkerson hit .317 with a team-high six homers and 42 RBIs; Campbell produced eight saves with a 4-0 record and a 0.84 ERA.
The only South Carolina prep taken in the first 10 rounds went early: right-handed hurler Grant Holmes out of Conway, drafted No. 22 overall as the Dodgers' first-round pick.
Rounds 11 through 40 are Saturday.
According to Baseball America's projected slot bonuses by pick, Gossett looks to sign for a projected $873,300 payday based on his draft position. Greiner should top half a million dollars and Montgomery will collect more than $400,000, while the later picks on Day 2 will stick in the $140,000 to $165,000 range.
Clemson's highest-drafted pitcher in seven years - and the first in-state product at the college level taken in the 2014 draft - Gossett couldn't help but gush over "an unreal experience" of launching his pro career.
Gossett was a 16th-round selection by the Boston Red Sox in 2011, but his stock soared upon his 2014 campaign (7-2, 1.93 ERA), recording the school's first sub-2.00 ERA since Mike Sullivan (1.98) in 1979 - a 35-year span.
"The dream is to be on the big stage. You want to be in the majors," Gossett said. "So as of right now, this is step one. This is the starting line of my dream. Now I've got that opportunity to chase my dream. So I'm more than happy, I'm blessed, I'm honored."
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Gary Foersch visited the byproducts area at Tonawanda Coke at least 15 times during his career as a state inspector.
Despite those numerous visits, Foersch never noticed a bleeder valve that is believed to be a major source of air pollution and is at the crux of the government's criminal prosecution of the Town of Tonawanda manufacturer.
Foersch, a retired inspector at the state Department of Environmental Conservation, was the first witness called by Tonawanda Coke and fellow defendant Mark F. Kamholz, the company's environmental controls manager, as part a defense that suggests the company complied with clean air regulations until inspectors suddenly changed the rules.
"Do you know what that is?" Defense attorney Rodney O. Personius asked Foersch while showing him a photo of the bleeder valve in court Wednesday.
"No," said Foersch.
"You never noticed that pipe?" Personius asked.
"No," said Foersch.
"Can we agree it looks like an emission point?" Personius asked.
"Yes," said Foersch.
Foersch said it's possible he overlooked the bleeder, or pressure-relief valve, because he always focused on other aspects of the plant during his inspections.
The valve and its emissions – the allegation is that it spews toxic coke oven gas – have become a focal point of the criminal case against Tonawanda Coke and Kamholz, and the defense has responded by asking why state inspectors went years, even decades, without noticing it.
Company employees, both current and former, have testified that the valve opened every 20 to 30 minutes to release pressure from the plant's coke oven gas line.
Prosecutors say the gas that came from the valve included benzene, which is why the valve is at the heart of six of the 19 charges against the company and Kamholz.
The prosecution of Tonawanda Coke comes at a time when residents surrounding the River Road plant are increasingly concerned about their health and air quality.
A recent study by the state found elevated levels of certain cancers and birth defects among those residents, though officials have stopped short of identifying a cause.
An earlier study also found concentrations of benzene and formaldehyde to be much higher in the Tonawanda area than in other industrial and urban areas.
Foersch, a state inspector for nearly 40 years, also testified about the need for baffles, a piece of anti-pollution equipment, on two "quench towers" at Tonawanda Coke.
The criminal charges against the company include 10 separate allegations that Tonawanda Coke's two towers, which are used to cool the hot coke produced at the plant, were not equipped with baffles.
Personius asked Foersch if he was aware that the company had an exemption for one of the towers, and referred to a 1984 DEC letter citing its infrequent use.
"The installation of baffles is not required due to unreasonable cost and physical impairments," the DEC said in the letter.
Despite that letter, the criminal charges include allegations that neither tower had baffles.
Foersch said he advised Kamholz to install baffles in the second tower but added that he doubted Kamholz ever followed through. And yet, he never cited the company for not having baffles in the second tower.
"Isn't it true you knew, in your heart of hearts, that there were no baffles in Quench Tower No. 2?" Personius asked.
"I had a gut feeling there weren't baffles in there," Foersch said.
The trial before Chief U.S. District Judge William M. Skretny resumes today.
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Northeast District police have arrested a 22-year-old man accused of using a butcher knife to stab another man multiple times inside a vehicle on Northumberland Avenue on Sunday night.
The victim, Dorian Batchelor, told police that his assailant displayed the butcher knife and then stabbed him in the neck, back and bicep in the 600 block of Northumberland, off Kensington Avenue, according to police.
Batchelor was given a ride to his Parkridge Avenue home, before being driven to Erie County Medical Center, where he was treated and released, authorities said.
Quandra Fields, 22, of Donaldson Road, was arrested a short time later at Kensington and Northumberland avenues, and charged with second-degree assault, robbery and weapons possession, police said.


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The bachelor of science in Science is a multidisciplinary degree program that aims to provide a broad education in science. The bachelor of science in Science curriculum is designed specifically for students who have education goals relating to scientific theory and practice and who require a high degree of flexibility to obtain their educational objectives. After completing foundation courses in calculus, chemistry, physics, and the life sciences, students will select additional science courses from designated areas. A large number of supporting credits permit students to readily include significant breadth or specialization into their undergraduate curriculum. Some examples include minors in business, computer and information sciences, education, kinesiology, or many other fields. The degree allows students throughout the Commonwealth to become familiar with both the theory and the practice of science. It can help prepare students for various careers in pharmaceutical, biotechnical, chemical, allied health, environmental, and agricultural industries. The degree can also be tailored to meet the specific requirements of professional programs such as medical, dental, or pharmacy schools and graduate study in the life sciences. Achievement in a more specialized set of goals can be met by selecting either of the two options offered at Penn State York: General Science and Life Science. The General Science option of the degree allows for the most flexibility.
Academic Requirements
In order to be eligible for entrance to the Science major, a student must have: 1) attained at least a 2.00 cumulative grade-point average; 2) completed MATH 140 GQ(4) with a grade of C or better; 3) completed at least two of the following courses, BIOL 110 GN(4); CHEM 110 GN(3); PHYS 211 GN(4) or PHYS 250 GN(4), with a grade of C or better.
Undergraduate Research
Opportunities are available for motivated students to become involved in collaborative research activities with science and math faculty members. Descriptions of the research activities are found by visiting our undergraduate research page.
Who Should Enroll
Whether you're a recent high school graduate, an adult beginning college for the first time, or an adult returning to college, you are welcome to apply to the bachelor of science in Science program. Students may enroll as a first-year student or an advanced standing/transfer student.
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For centuries, the people of the Tarbes region in Southwest France have grown and harvested a unique bean: the haricot Tarbais.
These white heirloom beans have a sweet, milky flesh and a thin skin. Even when they are slow cooked, most will remain whole, though the perfect number will burst to create a creamy texture in your dish. These distinctive characteristics make them the ideal choice (we would say the only choice) for cassoulet.
But they are suitable for any of your favorite recipes that call for dried white beans, from chili to braised greens.
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- Heirloom bean imported from the Tarbais region of France
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Carrying on the tradition of many generations, these large white beans are planted alongside corn. The sturdy stalks serve as bean poles for the long vines, which wrap around them. Both crops are from the New World, but when grown in this particular climate in Southwest France, the beans developed distinctive features and flavor.
At the foot of the Pyrénées the cultivation of the Tarbais bean is part of the rhythm of life; they are sowed in May, allowed to flourish through the summer months, and are hand harvested in September after drying naturally on the vine.
Because of the painstaking nature of this type of agriculture, the production of these unique beans declined over the last century as more industrialized methods were introduced and displaced the old fashioned style of farming. But in the 1980s a group of concerned preservationists realized that this local bean should be saved from certain extinction. Because of their effort, the Tarbais bean was granted the "Label Rouge" in 1997, and IGP (Indication of Protected Geographical Origin) status in 2000. Only members of a small cooperative in Tarbais are allowed to use the name, and production is carefully regulated.
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A slang term for 'in this place'.
Yo dude, is there any more beers up in this bitch?
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Samsung Galaxy Ace ReviewSamsung Galaxy Ace 6.5
Samsung Galaxy Ace would be our first guess. Rather than shooting for the stars it offers the almost complete Android experience in a relatively affordable package at a retail price of around $350. Hard facts speak of an 800MHz Qualcomm chipset and 278MB of RAM under the hood here. Samsung throwed in a 5-megapixel shooter and a conveniently located microSD card slot on the side, all in a handset with a 3.5-inch screen, looking somewhat similar to the iPhone 4. Will this be enough for its market success? Read on to find out.
Design is what differentiates a company in the already packed Android smartphone space, but the Galaxy Ace delivers a body with a subtle yet noticeable similarity to Apple's iPhone 4. The phone comes with an equally sized 3.5-inch TFT screen with a resolution of 320 x 480 pixels. Response to tapping and flicking is excellent, but in direct sunlight the screen is barely legible. Samsung skipped on the oleophobic coating, but hey – looking at the price we see no surprise here, right? To continue the list of similarities, the bezel around the screen almost matches the one on the iPhone 4 in terms of size, but the single large physical key on the bottom is what really jogs you into linking the Ace with Apple's iPhone. Finally, one capacitive button on each of the sides of the physical home key rounds up the fascia of the handset. The Galaxy Ace comes in two versions – a black and a white one.
You can compare the Samsung Galaxy Ace with many other phones using our Size Visualization Tool.
On the side, a silver chromed plastic line adds to the iPhone look of the phone. It holds the volume rocker on the left, the hot swappable microSD card slot located in the middle of the right side (up to 32GB of expandable memory) and accompanied by the lock key above it. On top you have a sliding door for the microUSB charging/syncing slot and 3.5 standard headset jack.
The back holds the 5-megapixel auto-focus camera which works in concert with LED flash. The only other thing you'll find on the back is the speakerphone.
While the Ace's glossy plastic has a nice solid feel, it is indeed a fingerprint magnet. Overall, the striking similarity with Apple's iPhone is what could make this phone attractive from a design standpoint. But it's only the looks, not the feel that you could try to emulate with such a handset, right?
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1. siimmmo (unregistered)
Hows "iPhone-like looks" a good thing?
2. Cyborg (unregistered)
Hello,I'd like to remind everyone that this us iPhonearena.com.
Hey how about comparing those negatives with the features of phones on its range.
3. halla (unregistered)
No flash, WTF!!!
25. Ashraf Sello (unregistered)
- It has got a flash and good camera
52. Raymond_htc (Posts: 430; Member since: 06 Apr 2012)
-_- it has flash.. look at the 360 view.
4. prometheus (unregistered)
6.5?! you got to be kidding me! don't tell me that this phone is worse than for example the xperia x8, or the galaxy mini or even the galaxy 3 (which is a piece of crap). cmon guys, don't make us feel dissapointed! and anyways: a 3 page long review? this is not something like a pro PA review. what happened to you guys?!
5. epivitor (Posts: 2; Member since: 03 Feb 2010)
you really lost it guys.
6.5 ???? r u serious ????
6. KP (unregistered)
That was the last opportunity, that I read a review here.
Wake up PhoneArena... i-diots!
7. Raman (unregistered)
Compared to samsung galaxy 3, this phone offers better screen resolution, faster processor and bigger screen, and lets not forget ability to use Live Wallpapers.
This way it overcomes the shortcomings of galaxy 3.
Now If the guys at phone arena look at their own review of Samsung galaxy 3 which they gave 7/10.....then this phone deserves atleast 7.5....
8. Flavine (unregistered)
Welcome to iPhoneArena, where every phone gets compared to the iPhone, even if it's a mid-range costing almost 1/3 of the iPhone's price. How about editing the iPhone review under 'CONS': No Gorilla glass unlike Samsung Galaxy Ace.
9. meme de peux (unregistered)
Yeah, phonearena's reviews SUCK.. they can't even keep track of their past reviews, and much less give objective reviews of current phones. I had a Galaxy 5, which is just a hair different from the galaxy 3, and I tell ya that the Galaxy ACE deserves atleast an 8.0 rating (I would give it a 9).
I bought a Galaxy Ace 3 weeks ago, and the phone is SUPER compared to my previous galaxys. The 3.5" screen is tough (I found out yesterday from sum guy in a forum that its gorilla glass) against scratches, and the UI is very very pleasant to use, especially the Texting/emailing interface.
But it is the camera and LED flash which really sets the Ace ABOVE even the Galaxy S (which regrettably, doesn't have any LED flash despite being 2x the cost of the galaxy Ace). All my pictures taken with the camera and flash are very good, with excellent detail and contrast. And the fast 800 mhz processor enables fast uploading of my pics to the web (600 mhz phones stutter when I try to do this often).
The wonderful ThinkFree editing app is pre-installed, which is a blessing, since I wanted a doc editor since I can't remember when, but all my past phones always DON'T HAVE ONE, ironically. Now, I can edit my job resumes in the privacy of my flat, and upload them to jobsites with no problem, using my phone. Same goes for emails.
Personally, I think Samsung gave much, more thought into the making of the Galaxy Ace, than any of the other phones -- from the sophisticated design, to the thoughtful placement of the SD card at the right side and the putting of a slide door over the microUSB port, to the nice placement of the LED flash under the camera (so when you put it on portrait mode, the flash will be at the side of the camera), the use of sturdier gorilla glass on the 3.5" screen, and the inclusion of a white color option aside from the regular black one --- makes it a truly WONDERFUL, SUPERB mid-range phone.
The galaxy Ace merits atleast an 8.0, or higher.
11. kash (unregistered)
Hi Ace lover!!!!
I just wanted to know abt its battery life, because i am planning to buy this beauty.Is its battery lasts for one day only or more????
15. Vikas (unregistered)
Hi Mate, m using this phone since two weeks exhaustively.....its really a beauty....screen touch feel is WoW!..jst small turn back is average video quality, pictures clicked is excellent,,,battery life is good rest depends upon usage....i listened songs continuously over 6 hours...with few call in between,,,played video for about 4.5 hours continuously...with some calls in between....facebook is not there inbuilt...have install from sites...FB lost connections most of the times...believe that might be internet issue....Gmail and gtalk..youtube is working excellent with other applications....Cannot play 3gp & dvix format directly...its great phone in this price band with looks..i did lots of R&D before buying this phone in my budget of 15K (India)....hope this will help
40. max (unregistered)
hi dude
just wanted to no if fb works on this cell or not?????
24. SenthikumarP (unregistered)
Hi , I have been using this phone for 2 weeks now , installed a lots of free apps from the android market.
1. The battery life is extended if you switch off Wi-fi, GPRS (APN), bluetooth etc (which is easy if you pull down the task bar). It had to recharge after 52 hours only when my battey showed 20% remaining and i started using the Wi-fi. I have the battery indicator app installed.
2. the phone appears to slow down when u install lots of app which reside in the Phone memory. I had to cleanup a few of them and the rest moved it to SD using 'App2SD' app whichever was moveable. There still are other apps which reside in phone memory (like Facebook, linkedin etc)
3. Exchange mails (Outlook web access), Yahoo, google mails all can be configured easily. I was also able to configure Office communicator ('Office Talk Free') app and it worked with ease.
12. neo (unregistered)
Battery lasts for about one day two tops. And yes the review sucks.the phone deserves a 8 to be fair. Bought it and love it. Use a few softs from market and it so so flexible. No reason to think of the wawe.
13. Sid (unregistered)
It seems u guys still hav the prototype version cuz the finished product has a rubbery textured back and i never heard bout the poor call quality. Silly Review!
50. kaiarn (Posts: 1; Member since: 05 Jan 2012)
Naw, this isn't the prototype. It's just that there is a "Hugo Boss Edition" which I also have because I asked for it specifically when I purchased my Galaxy Ace.
14. satz (unregistered)
hey guys,
i ve x10mini and i'm very disappointed with the battery life.. i'm planning to buy this awesome set please guide me about the battery life
fyi i already have iPhone 3gs and yes i understands the these type of phone drains the battery very fast (depends on usage) but i ve experience some awful with x10 mini ...
16. ajit (unregistered)
lg optimus one is better at the price only 10k in india but for 15k i will suggest galaxy s2 or s2 mini
17. Patum (unregistered)
you know whats funny they complain now and then about browser not supporting flash and crap like that, they didn't even bother to point that out on the iphone, why is that? Iphone is like the perfect phone even tho you can't change the ui and so on seriously start doing proper reviews and compare the phones with another phones within the price range and for what kind of public they are designed.
18. veekay (unregistered)
Just bought the Samsung Galaxy Ace today, and so far I have a great feeling about it.
Ace has a rock-solid build quality, with the rough textured back panel giving a slip-resistant grip and all the useful buttons laid around the sides thoughtfully (all metal buttons, with covers for the USB port, memory card and camera). There is only one physical key on the front face (which is the HOME key), with 2 soft/virtual keys ACTIVATE/MENU and GOBACK/CANCEL keys (that activate once the phone is unlocked). I would have preferred dedicated physical keys for these actions, as they are useful if the phone or a call ever freezes.
The 16M colors display with gorilla glass is just awesome, and though it is not Super AMOLED, it is still a visual treat. Live Wallpapers are fun and they work. Scrolling, tapping, typing, or pinch zooming with the capacitive touch sensitive screen and viewing videos/photos is a sheer pleasure.
Without even charging the phone for first time, I have been using all its features heavily since past few hours, and it still shows half battery meter. I am sure that if I use it moderate-heavily (without the usual battery-draining data services like GPS & Mobile Office/GPRS always enabled), it will easily last me around 1.5 days average. 1350mAh battery is good, though I would have preferred 1500mAh. Remember, most of all the smartphones these days will drain battery easily due to bigger screensizes, frequently-web-syncing apps, HD music/video playback and 3D games. Nokia phones have better battery, but with lesser features at heavier costs.
Ace is loaded with good apps (though Facebook app needs to be manually searched and installed later). The full-version ThinkFree office suite is just perfect for business users. The phone never feels sluggish, and all the apps load up fast, even the Google Maps and Youtube app. The GPS and gravity/gyro sensor are accurate, with almost all the default apps having motion-sense responsiveness, so switching from portrait to landscape or vice versa is almost instantaneous.
I must commend the WiFi and GPS reception. The Ace perfectly found and configured my WPA2-AES protected home WiFi network, and Android 2.2 has support for advanced features like static IP, multiple DNS servers, etc. Ace has much better antennas than all my other portable devices, and I found web surfing to be a breeze. It is almost like browsing on your desktop PC, albeit with a smaller screen.
I didn't find many apps in the Samsung market (I live in India), but I don't care, since the internet with flooded with gray-market apps. First, I need to install an antivirus solution. :-)
The Ace has so far shown me a very stable and pleasurable UI and Android finally seems to have matured with its 2.2 Froyo version (my past experience with Android 1.6 and 2.1 devices hasn't been good, especially with Wifi connectivity and app stability).
Galaxy Ace seems to be Samsung's ace in the Android hole. HTC and other vendors better wake up.
19. Sudarshan (unregistered)
Purchased this phone 3 days ago and I believe this phone is awesome package in its price range... The only down side I find is the Battery life with is disappointing and camera does not fully justify 5MP tag
20. New Owner (unregistered)
I have this phone for over a week now and am charging it for the 4th time. This is my first real smart phone.
Battery life is excellent - can last 2 full days of playing around whenever I find the time with the GPS, WiFi, Youtube and games from market plus a few calls in between.
Reception and call quality is very good, I've owned a number of phones from the major players since the early 2000 and I know.
I am also new to Android but I think I can get used o the UI.
This phone deserved a higher rating.
37. prabu (unregistered)
hey it's really nice phone... please tell me... i planned to buy
21. Ashraf (unregistered)
i am using this phone from last 15 days.I bought it around rs.13.5K from Delhi. 3 gd things about this phone are 1)feels like an iphone 4 in ur hand 2)Android 2.2 which can be upgarded to 2.3/gingerbread 3)gd still camera at this price range.......3 bad things about this phone are......1)Battery life is poor 2)Despite having 800 mhz Arm v7 processors with adreno 200 Gpu cant play .mkv, .avi files @ natural frame rates and hangs on a regular interval 3)regular call drops while talking+bad video recording.....On the whole phone is just an average at the end considering its price i think dell xcd 35 @10500 rs would have been a better choice for me as it can be upgarded to android 2.2 by the retailer with same screen size(3.5") and a slightly lower processor and still camera however its video recording is better..
22. Sahil45 (unregistered)
Hi, I'm planning to buy the Samsung galaxy ace, I simply love the phone but there are two questions. Firstly, Is this phone better than the Dellxcd35 and secondly if it is better than shall i extend my budget and get the Samsung Galaxy S LCD, Im a bit confused
23. Rei (unregistered)
I've been using my Galaxy Ace for about a month now. I was originally planning to buy the Galaxy S but changed my mind since i'm not really going to need all that extra muscle (or the bragging rights) to run my apps.
So far i'm really happy about the Ace. It feels responsive and zippy most of the time. Sometimes there's some lag when playing games on it because I used SetCPU to slightly underclock the phone to save on battery. With moderate use it can last me a good 2 days (again, with the phone slightly underclocked) before the battery is completely drained. The issue of the browser not having flash capabilities isn't a big deal for me. What bothers me though is the measly video recording resolution which is a downer (but i can live with it) and watching any video above VGA resolution can take its toll on the Ace's CPU.
Other things i liked about the phone is the call quality. It's clear and the Ace never dropped my call even in remote areas where signals are weak. The wifi is also something i really like on this phone, its really fast! The still camera shots are also excellent for a phone, much better than some current nokia smartphones (higher megapixels doesn't mean better pictures after all).
26. Ashraf Sello (unregistered)
- Very good phone for a fair price.
- Excellent Operating System (Android 2.2) with tons on FREE SW ready to download
- Good Camera with Flash
- Great multi touch screen appear also good in outside morning light
- Battery life is not good, But not too bad
- No Ear phones in the package
- No external button for the camera
Finally, I really recommend this phone to buy.
Ashraf Hamdy Sello
27. v (unregistered)
in compare to htc wildfire s and samsung galaxy ace.can i know which is better to buy
28. Sunny.Lalwani (unregistered)
the critics r nuts
this phone is excellent
i have it from the past 3 months and i havent been dissappointed
This phone deserves atleast an 8.5
excellent apps, good camera+flash and a greath operating system
totally worth it :D
29. Hai (unregistered)
30. Shrey (unregistered)
Hy Frns i want to buy a phone in the range of 15k so cn u suggest me the phone i mvery confused last tym i buy a wrong phone which was nt appropriate fr me so plzzz help me
31. SamsungGalaxyFan (unregistered)
Im so confused .. Does it run flash when you are using the browser or does not ??
32. kevinluke (unregistered)
i just wanna use skype voice call.. is it possible in ace??????
33. nhj (unregistered)
hello. i've been using this phone fo about a month and to date i've got absolutely nothing wrong with this ace. it is friendly user i must say, since this is my first time im using a smartphone. the battery life so far is okayy.. still depends on the usage. just switch off whatever apps that may drain the battery life like gps, wifi and so on. the camera is great! got lots of features. eventhough personally i prefer sony ericsson for the better camera. browsing is soo smooth.. depending on the internet connection. got doc apps that are great. the speaker are also loud n clear. viewing youtube video is really satisfying.
overall, for a fair price of a smartphone, ace is the smart choice. ;)
34. Utopian (unregistered)
This people do not know the impact of a review, After reading this review, If it were not for the users comments, I will take back deffinetely my decision of buying this Samsumg Galaxy Ace, THANKS YOU ALL FOR YOUR REALISTIC COMMENTS !!!! I will buy it :D
35. Amaw (unregistered)
I've had this phone for a week...and I love it! Calling & texting are a breeze....I like the Swype technology...GPS is awesome...Internet is great! I have my Facebook and Kindle free apps as well as Scrabble, Sudoku, notepad, Yatzee, Jeweled, Angry Birds (some free, some .99 cents..... Netflix is audio/visually sync-ed a bit off, but watchable.... I can't even imagine a better phone for the price... My only regret is not getting it before now... I give it a 9.9!
36. Cher Bear (unregistered)
I've had this phone 4 days and love it.BUT I am very dissapointed with the battery life. So far I have to charge it 3 times a day. Has anyone else had this problem or have a got a dodgy battery?
38. Rom (unregistered)
Hi guys!! I'm using Galaxy Ace for 3 months....for me it is quite fast and i love the design..the camera is good..the sounds is a bit loud..the only prob is the battery life which is very short....it only last for 5 hours......
39. marifire (unregistered)
u r browsing this phone,,the battery backage in 5 hours only and,not facebook is do not work in properly..ace better then wave 2..
41. nursing (unregistered)
HI, can i download skype and google talk with video call from this fon..??
42. nursing (unregistered)
HI, i wanted to buy this phone samsung ace, but i was thinking if skype and google talk is applicable...pls do help me guys..thanks.
43. luvgadgets (unregistered)
is it worth te buy.?
am in kerala . i chked te thing itz smooth with andro 2.3 stock
wil ter be any problems in playin videos .? which is gud to uuse 2g or 3g connectivity?
can we download our fav music???
will hd games lyk asphalt 6 nd oter super games work???
pl reply ....i may buy this,..!!!!!
44. luvgadgets (unregistered)
can we do video call .??? gtalk and yahoo messenger will it work???
45. padmanathan (unregistered)
i am very happy With my lovable Galaxy Ace u can go for it with eyes closed dude...
46. john (unregistered)
For Flash,install "SKYFIRE" Free from Android market and Bingo!! flash videos!!
47. ootommo (Posts: 1; Member since: 28 Oct 2011)
i think its a boss phone with the looks and the features
48. mr_uzzo (Posts: 7; Member since: 28 Nov 2011)
guys what do you think, it is ok to use the battery of this phone as a replacement to my battery?(i just bought a galaxy y last november 16 and im too disappointed with its battery life, i wonder if its ok to use some battery.))
please response
49. jackhammeR (Posts: 1548; Member since: 17 Oct 2011)
Guys from PA forget how it's like to use something a little bit cheaper than their beloved Iphone or high end droids. They just can't believe it can be enjoyable and possibile.
51. sgatechwork (Posts: 1; Member since: 10 Apr 2012)
Flash Player 11 For galaxy ace on any version of rom this will work even on stock roms of galaxy ace to download go to sgatechwork.blogspot.in working tested with youtube web metcare facebook video online games ads etc on galaxy ace s5830 device
53. hudsonjack84 (Posts: 1; Member since: 28 Jun 2012)
are there any reviews of this phone with 1600mAh Mugen extended battery?
I am thinking of upgrading my Galaxy Ace with it.
54. bikubarat (Posts: 1; Member since: 26 Aug 2012)
Ha! Look what I have found!
ICS update for Samsung Galaxy Ace!!
Link is here:
55. decembersnow2013 (Posts: 2; Member since: 01 Dec 2012)
this phone is so amazing i have it in white its so fast great internet and quick emails and texts! i only pay £10 a month and you can also pay £7.50 a month i definitely recommend it!!!!!
56. decembersnow2013 (Posts: 2; Member since: 01 Dec 2012)
its a great phone why did u give it such a low rating its wayyyy better than any other phone simalar to this but you probably gave that a 10.............
57. AndroidLTU (Posts: 2; Member since: 26 Jan 2013)
Hello everybody! Please help choose between Galaxy Ace, which has a Gorilla Glass display and amazing 5MP camera, and Galaxy Mini 2, which has a better processing power and is newer. Which phone has a better battery life in a real life, not written on the paper. Please help me!!!
58. MoJKA (Posts: 2; Member since: 27 Jun 2015)
galaxy disaster s5830
Samsung Galaxy AceOS: Android 2.3 2.2
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|3.5 inches, 320 x 480 pixels (165 ppi) TFT
|5 megapixels
Qualcomm Snapdragon S1, Single core, 800 MHz, ARM11 processor
|4.43 x 2.36 x 0.45 inches
(112.4 x 59.9 x 11.5 mm)
3.99 oz (113 g)
|1350 mAh, 11 hours talk time


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every time that guy walks up and says hello, it's accompanied by a soul tap. its come to the point that i guard my crotch whenever he gets within four feet
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If you could return to the road not taken…would you?
Quinn Braverman has a perfect life, with a loving husband, an adorable son, and another baby on the way.
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Samsung Wave 525 Review
0. phoneArena 01 Nov 2010, 10:02 posted on
The Samsung Wave 525 is a decent low-end handset, mainly due to bada OS offering much built-in functionality that until recently was only reserved for the iOS/Android devices, like image editing and music recognition apps integrated into the platform...
This is a discussion for a review. To read the whole review, click here
1. FrankStraube (unregistered)
This is not Wave 525, but Wave 575.
Because only Wave 575 has Wifi
2. calamazoo (unregistered)
actually they all have Wi-Fi, but only Wave 575 has 3G, 525 and 533 are EDGE-only, if that's what you mean...
11. 1989amit (unregistered)
samsung 525 has wi fi.....better go and check...
40. SOUMITA (unregistered)
PLEASE SAY THAT HAS WAVE S5253 WI-Fi CONNECTION??
59. babu (unregistered)
my samsang app is not working what to do
plz tell me
3. Shou Ji (unregistered)
Wave525 only $160 and Wave 533 only $190 in my country (Indonesia)
4. FrankStraube (unregistered)
My bad, sorry. You are right ! After double checking, 525 have also Wifi but not 3G. Meaning it is a great phone for little money.
5. eiohb (unregistered)
how to sign out in facebook on this mobile samsung wave 525? anybody can help me..thanks!
37. sindhug (unregistered)
On your main menu, look for my accounts. You should see the text social networks, and your facebook account. tap the Facebook account to open it. You should see the delete button on the lower left corner. Once deleted, your account should be logged out.
Hope this helps.
54. balu (unregistered)
ohh kuchu prblm hai kya off karo bus.
6. João Pessoa (unregistered)
Can you guys test the GPS?
7. loacker (unregistered)
why does my phone automatically restarts when i press edit at the menu when i want to organise the applications? can someone please tell me whats happening ):
81. hello2me (Posts: 3; Member since: 11 Dec 2011)
mine does that too, i wonder why ...
8. alecsa (unregistered)
helooo!!! samsung wave 525 can read documents such as word for example?thx
10. ques (unregistered)
does it have pdf file readers?
12. Tresna (unregistered)
This phone supports all documents format such as doc, docx, ppt, pptx, xls, xlsx, and pdf. Please check the phone manual(pdf) at samsung mobile website for sure :)
13. nags (unregistered)
samsung 525 support pdf files too am using it.
its good
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14. anakngtokwaka (unregistered)
does anyone can buy me that phone????
I'm serious and desperate
15. OBAID (unregistered)
does wave 525 have music recognition application?
16. sid4443 (unregistered)
can i use 3G service on my wave 525?
17. amber (unregistered)
no sid u cant use 3g service on wave 525
74. Ismail (unregistered)
3months old Samsung wave 525 for sale with good condition with all accessories (Bill box everything) purchased for 7300, sale for 6000. If interested call on: 7795246765 (Bangalore)
18. MIHIRR (Posts: 1; Member since: 28 Feb 2011)
The Wave 525, 533 and the wave 575 are quite similar phones with some differences while the 3 phones have wifi connectivity in them the wave 533 has a qwerty keypad and the wave 575 has a higher camera power and also 3G connectivity with wifi as well
19. mak (unregistered)
hi guys i hav been luking 4 dis phone ,,,with considering all specification sugest me should i go 4 dis and it has 3G
26. cpraveen (unregistered)
it has no 3G network...........
20. arvind (unregistered)
can i make video call using this mobile
21. g10000 (unregistered)
does 525 accept third party apps???
22. Renata (unregistered)
with this phone can I acess internet without memory problems? I have been reading about Samsung Star II and it seems that it has this kind of problems...
24. avinash19kausik (unregistered)
hey frnds is that the sound clarity and quality is better then nokia 5233.
and is it easy to type text messages??
25. Dpk (unregistered)
if this phone supports Picture ID..??
Please reply....
27. aakif (unregistered)
can u tell how to download e buddy for this phone
28. Aliz (unregistered)
hey guys, I'm using Wave 525 for last couple of days and I say, it is good for money..
29. vijayksuthar (unregistered)
hey guys....which is better wave 525 or nokia 5233....if u hv experienced both then pls give me suggestions...
30. rahul joshi (unregistered)
please tell me the edge spped of samsung wave 525 also tell me how can ichat with my friends on facebook using wave 525....
31. viveksindhu (unregistered)
does it support mp4 and live tv?
32. Zab (unregistered)
How much is this phone is Malaysia? can someone help me..I cant find it. And also if you can please tell me how much is a Samsung Wave 533 in Malaysia too
33. ELANTA (unregistered)
how do u sign out of facebook on samsung 3g?!?!?!!!
34. dips... (unregistered)
does the gps function work in samsung wave 525??even the seller of the samsung wave 525 says that the gps does not work in the phone as he himself is using the same phone bt the other features r ok.
35. Sona (unregistered)
How can I reamove installed application like any game or theme in wave 525?? Please help me..
36. kabroncito (unregistered)
Is the worth phone out there. My wave 525 touch screen JUST STOPPED working/
Service can not fixsamsung just give customer the same song and dance,but will not exchange.What are customers to do?
44. kamal1989dude (Posts: 2; Member since: 27 Aug 2011)
Hi Kabro kamal here, have ou bought the mobile uh.... could u share the resources of battrey,touch sense
thanks a lot...
38. Mohitertrtry (unregistered)
which one is best samsung wave 525or 575.pleaseeeeee reply
39. ENRICO BENDO (unregistered)
how to log out to facebook? can you tell me how?
41. benz (unregistered)
this phone have flash on camera?
42. haiiiiiiiiii (unregistered)
is it a nice phone for handiling???????? Any body help me pls............
43. kamal1989dude (Posts: 2; Member since: 27 Aug 2011)
Hi this is kamal i had a problem as well confusion on buying the product called samsung wave 525 series mobile. i need a details of battery backup, touch sensitve, Bada os capabilty strength & etc...
pls help me to find the good thing or bad one when compared to others mobiles on same ranges prices...
45. jex123 (Posts: 1; Member since: 28 Aug 2011)
is it okay to change my new phone (samsumg wave 525) from white to a black one ?? pls reply :)
46. vikas pandey (unregistered)
i tried to download mp4 files from intenet but when click on any link, phone displays "unsupported content". i got a video of mp4 format and i exchanged it through laptop. but again phone was unable to play it. please tell me that is it possible to play an mp4 format video on this device. (samsung wave 525 gt-s5253)
47. vikas pandey (unregistered)
is samsung wave 525 gt-s5253 upgradable to bad 2.0
48. jagadeesh (unregistered)
does the samsung wave 525 have GPS feature
49. krishnendu (unregistered)
its a very good phone with excellent touch. having thousands of good applications. must buy it or .....
50. harjinder (unregistered)
hii frndz can u plz tell me wht type of video format use in wave 525 is it 3gp or mp4
51. SOAN (unregistered)
yes wawe has gps wifi but no 3g,,low cost nice phone
52. SOAN (unregistered)
u can convert ur video in 3gp suport thats work
53. BIVASH SAHA (unregistered)
I had a problem with samsung wave 525, sometimes the TIME get automatically fast and slow
55. Rehan (unregistered)
is it possible to play videos from youtube in wave 525 ???
70. suarshana (unregistered)
yes u can play any video
56. ryan (unregistered)
is it considered as a android phone or not? im confuse.thanks!
71. suarshana (unregistered)
its bada os....similiar to android device...but not up to android


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Bernard A. Tolbert put the best face possible on his latest fundraising effort Tuesday, but new reports to the state Board of Elections show that overcoming incumbent Mayor Byron W. Brown's huge financial advantage poses a daunting challenge.
Brown enters the final eight weeks before the Democratic primary with more than $1.3 million on hand, while Tolbert can count on only about $200,000.
While Tolbert's six-figure treasury is considered significant and is enough to mount a respectable campaign, it pales in comparison to Brown's account.
Add to that, a recent Siena Research Institute poll conducted for The Buffalo News and WGRZ/Channel 2 showing that 58 percent of respondents don't even recognize Tolbert's name, and the challenger has much to overcome with few resources in a short period of time.
"He's going to have to spend a lot of money just to get identity," said Stephen T. Banko III, who was involved with all of former Mayor Anthony M. Masiello's campaigns and has experience as far back as Leslie G. Foschio's unsuccessful effort in 1977.
"And that's resources and creative energy even before you get to the poverty issue or how you will work with the schools or what to do about housing," Banko added. "If he doesn't get to half a million, he's got a big Sisyphean rock to roll up the hill."
Still, Tolbert seemed pleased that he qualified for the ballot and raised enough money to make him competitive. He touted reaching the two-thirds mark of his $300,000 fundraising goal and is encouraged about what lies ahead.
"These goals have been exceeded without political backing or party support, solely through the efforts of my family, friends, neighbors and communitywide volunteers," Tolbert said. "With these numbers verified and reported, there is no doubt that my candidacy presents a strong primary bid."
But Tolbert's campaign finance report shows a limited base of support. Almost one-quarter of his total, for example, stems from $45,500 he has personally lent to the campaign.
An additional $9,160 comes from people named Tolbert, and $10,000 was given by Clover Management Co., headed by Michael Joseph.
Contributions of $5,000 came from Rodney Wilkinson of Buffalo and Cara Mitchell of Buffalo; Ronald M. Pirtle of Bloomfield Hills, Mich.; Arvin L. Jones of Rochester; Robert Maclin of East Amherst; Elizabeth Lenig of Troy; and Dan Dahl of Scottsdale, Ariz.
He also reported a number of corporate contributions – mostly from construction and contracting interests – totaling about $79,000. Businessman Hormoz Mansouri, who had emerged as an enthusiastic Tolbert backer, gave $500.
All of the contributions were reported over the last six months.
Significantly, while candidates often report vast amounts from the campaigns of other politicians, only one other elected official, Erie County Legislature Chairwoman Betty Jean Grant of Buffalo, gave to his effort. She contributed $50.
The mayor, meanwhile, reported hundreds of contributors – mostly small. One of his largest individual supporters was businessman Howard A. Zemsky, who heads several state programs for Gov. Andrew M. Cuomo. He gave $5,000.
Some of Brown's biggest fans are apparently concentrated in the 43x79 political action committee, which so far has given him $12,500. He also benefited from several law firms, engineering companies and contracting interests.
The mayor received $5,000 from the New York State Laborers PAC based in Albany and other donations from several officeholders and political candidates.
Deputy Mayor Steven M. Casey said Brown's strong showing "speaks for itself."
"Obviously, we take this and every campaign very seriously," he said, "and we remain focused on doing what we need to be successful."
Though Brown appears to be holding strong advantages, Banko said Tolbert has time to make a move.
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"At the same time, an underdog can generate a certain amount of enthusiasm because it is a mayoral race and the media and the people are interested," he said, adding that voters are always looking for "good ideas."
"Especially in a town with as many problems as Buffalo has," he said. "These are things you can go after to 'earn' the media."
Republican candidate Sergio R. Rodriguez reported $1,083 on hand after raising about $17,000.
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I believe that if a Community is failing, so goes the downtown. And I believe that has been happening, not the reverse. Shore up our community and the rest will follow.
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I disagree that if a downtown fails, so does the entire community. That isn't true at all, and I would imagine you could find many examples of towns across the country with a downtown that basically fell off and another part of the town grew--similar to what is happening here on the East side. I'm in favor of revitalizing downtown, but it has to be done the right way. Taking money from the citizens is not that way. Asking people to donate is fine, but until this letter from Mrs. Thatcher, the $50-$100 annually had been proposed as a tax.
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You hit the nail on the head.
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How interesting Mrs Thatcher is doing the bidding for the Cahill TAC program. It is all well and good the the Cahill's are willing to put themselves out there to obtain grants to help revitalize the downtown area. Ihey have also bought several buildings and are in process of restoring them, which is all well and good. Mrs Thatcher wants people to donate money to fix up the rest of the buildings, they have people who own them it is their responsibility to maintain their building not the citizens of salem. Once again we are trying to solicit money on the backs of the citizens to maintain the property of deadbeat business owners, this is not acceptable. Let the building owner pay for their property no one pays to maintain mine except me and that's the way it should be downtown, you own it maintain it. I would rather give my money to the Police and fire depts. than to a project that Cahill is touting!!
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