QUOTE(zsnipes @ Apr 25 2012, 07:27 PM)
Hi All
I interested to get this Samsung Galaxy S II.
I am currently using Nokia E72, never use touch screen before, I would like to know is the below features/functions available if I buy the Samsung Galaxy S II?
(1) While texting (sms) a paragraph, can i select (Highlight) a portion of Text I typed ?
Example:
Hello, how are you doing? I'm going to London this weekend.
From the above example, can I select to highlight the Red Bold words only ?
(2) In my Nokia E72 qwerty keyboard, I usually press & hold "CTRL" + "C" to copy the words.
Can I do this in Samsung Galaxy S II ? If cannot, how to do this in a shortest way to Copy the selected Words ?
(3) My existing Nokia E72, I press & hold the Space button, the LED Flash will lighted & act as a Torch Light when I'm in the dark.
Can Samsung Galaxy S II do the same using its LED Flash ?
Appreciate if someone can help find out.
Thanks in advance.

1. you can select, copy and paste texts that you are typing... I don't think however you can do that for texts like i.e. in the browser or other documents.I interested to get this Samsung Galaxy S II.
I am currently using Nokia E72, never use touch screen before, I would like to know is the below features/functions available if I buy the Samsung Galaxy S II?
(1) While texting (sms) a paragraph, can i select (Highlight) a portion of Text I typed ?
Example:
Hello, how are you doing? I'm going to London this weekend.
From the above example, can I select to highlight the Red Bold words only ?
(2) In my Nokia E72 qwerty keyboard, I usually press & hold "CTRL" + "C" to copy the words.
Can I do this in Samsung Galaxy S II ? If cannot, how to do this in a shortest way to Copy the selected Words ?
(3) My existing Nokia E72, I press & hold the Space button, the LED Flash will lighted & act as a Torch Light when I'm in the dark.
Can Samsung Galaxy S II do the same using its LED Flash ?
Appreciate if someone can help find out.
Thanks in advance.
2. no need for buttons. touch the text, options will appear and you should be able to follow the instructions.
3. the LED of course can be used as a flashlight
Apr 25 2012, 07:39 PM

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