TouchWiz interface

Another way Samsung is trying to differentiate the Behold II from other devices is with its TouchWiz interface. While elements of the Android OS is still there, you can now access all your apps from an expandable tray on the left and then drag any of them to one of three home screen panes. To remove them, simply do a long press on the shortcut and drag it back to the tray. An alternative way to add shortcuts and widgets is to do a long press on the home screen, which will bring up options to add shortcuts, widgets, folders, and wallpaper.

Another aspect of TouchWiz is the toolbar along the bottom of the screen, which gives you quick access to the phone app, contacts, Web browser, and a quick list menu. Overall, the TouchWiz interface is easy to use and certainly gives you the ability to customize, but so does the regular Android UI and we didn't find any particular advantage to TouchWiz.