Web and GPS-based services

Number	Function

4View thumbnails of active browser windows.

5View your bookmarks, saved pages, and recent Internet history.

While browsing a webpage, access the following options:

●● To zoom in or out, place two fingers on the screen and slowly spread them apart or pinch them together. To return to the original size, double-tap the screen. This feature may be unavailable on some webpages.

●● To move backwards or forwards to webpages in history, press the Back key, or press the Option key and select Forward.

●● To open a new window, press the Option key and select New window.

●● To bookmark the current webpage, press the Option key and select Add bookmark.

●● To add a shortcut for the current webpage to the Home screen, press the Option key and select Add shortcut to home screen.

●● To send a web address to others or share it, press the Option key and select Share page.

●● To search for text on a webpage, press the Option key and select Find on page.

●● To switch to the desktop view, press the Option key and select Desktop view.

●● To save the current webpage for reading offline, press the Option key and select Saved in Saved pages. You can view the saved pages by selecting → Saved pages.

●● To view your download history, press the Option key and select Downloads.

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The Samsung GT-S7562, commonly known as the Galaxy S Duos, is a dual-SIM smartphone that gained popularity due to its user-friendly features and robust performance. Released in 2012, this model encompasses various iterations, including the GT-S7562UWAVVT, GT-S7562WSABGL, GT-S7562ZKAVVT, GT2S7562ZKAVVT, and GT-S7562CWZVVT, each offering unique color configurations and slight variations in specifications.

One of the standout features of the Galaxy S Duos series is its dual-SIM capability, allowing users to manage personal and work contacts seamlessly in one device. This functionality appeals to a broad user base, particularly in regions where having multiple phone lines is commonplace. Users can switch between SIMs effortlessly, enhancing connectivity without the need for multiple devices.

The GT-S7562 series showcases a 4.0-inch TFT touchscreen display with a resolution of 480 x 800 pixels, providing vibrant colors and decent clarity for everyday tasks. Under the hood, these devices are powered by a 1 GHz single-core processor that, while not groundbreaking, delivers sufficient performance for basic applications and multitasking.

In terms of memory, the Galaxy S Duos comes with 768 MB of RAM and an internal storage capacity of 4 GB, which can be expanded via a microSD card slot, supporting cards of up to 64 GB. This flexibility allows users to store ample multimedia content, making it ideal for entertainment on the go.

The camera setup includes a 5-megapixel rear camera with an LED flash, capable of capturing decent photos and videos for its time. Additionally, it features a VGA front-facing camera, suitable for video calling. The device runs on Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich, which offers access to a range of apps from the Google Play Store.

Battery life is another highlight, equipped with a 1500 mAh removable battery, providing a reasonable amount of usage time for a smartphone of this era. The Galaxy S Duos also includes standard connectivity options like Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, and 3G support, ensuring users remain connected.

In summary, the Samsung GT-S7562 series, including models GT2S7562UWAVVT, GT-S7562WSABGL, GT-S7562ZKAVVT, GT2S7562ZKAVVT, and GT-S7562CWZVVT, offers essential features and technologies that cater to budget-conscious consumers seeking reliable performance, dual-SIM functionality, and versatile storage options. While newer models have since emerged, the Galaxy S Duos remains a testament to Samsung’s commitment to providing practical smartphone solutions.