1. abdane posted on 4 2
hope it have the flexible OLED displays ! ^_^
FIRST :D
3. bobfreking55 posted on 4 2
if the galaxy S III had a flexible screen, i won't buy. not yet standard enough
http://www.concept-phones.com/samsung/samsung-galaxy-iii-fresh-design-specs-samsung-galaxy-tab-andromeda-tablet/
I made this one. :) i also gave my wanted specs here. take time to read. :)
you can see my name there, lol.
15. abdane posted on 0 1
oh and what about the Intel chip ? o.O
2. gznmember posted on 3 0
actually, the 5250 will almost definitely be powering the SGS3.
Exynos 4210, aka Orion, was said to be scheduled for 1H 2011 mass production when the announcement came in late 2010. All was revealed in MWC when the SGSII was unveiled. It was later rolled out worldwide by June/July, exactly on schedule.
The same thing is happening here. Announcement coming in late-2011, with the SGS3 as the release vehicle in Q2 2012.
Now, you might be thinking, what about the 4212 and the 4412? Sadly I cannot answer this. However I want to make clear that the 5250, with dual-A15s will certainly perform better than quad-A9s. Samsung knows this. Being Sammy's flagship, the SGS3 will never be forced to settle for an inferior SoC, especially since OMAP 5 and NovaThor will be shipping by then.
One will also note that the 4412 was never officially announced - and never will. It has no reason to exist. My theory is that the 4212 will go into a second-place Galaxy R II device.
Lastly I advise Phonearena to do a little more research before publishing silly speculation in future articles.
4. Hunt3rj2 posted on 1 0
If the SGS3 is released with a 1.8 GHz quad-core Cortex A9, HTC and Motorola will undoubtedly destroy Samsung and be laughing all the way to the bank.
Unfortunately Samsung's Galaxy S is their crown jewel, and since they can make a massive amount of hardware in house, from SoC to RAM and flash NAND, it'll probably have a dual core Cortex A15 and postively destroy any Cortex A9 SoC and also probably edge out the Snapdragon S4.
6. wsker posted on 2 7
Dual-core = FAIL.
Samsung has to be on the top by lifting up to quads ;),Quad-core = Me buying it :)
7. thebikerboi2 posted on 1 1
well samsung better live up to the performance that they are promising after nvidia had such a performance flop with the tegra 3
19. c.hack posted on 1 0
Why don't you just strap on an AMD hexacore processor on the back - it will have much the same effect - a high priced handwarmer.
8. arcq12 posted on 5 3
no matter how superior these galaxy s phones are than others, i still wont buy any samsung products.. they have great specs and at the same time poorest quality..
12. Martine posted on 3 2
What's ur definition of quality?
9. hunted posted on 3 1
The scariest news for Apple. Come on sammy!!!!
18. c.hack posted on 1 3
Cheap hardware, poor reception, clumsy OS, unweildly size and short battery life. Which on of these is scary?? Just another cheap Korean crapware phone.
22. hunted posted on 2 0
Oh!! do you think apple give great hardware for their phones?? have a test between 800mhz dual core and a 1.2GHZ dual core. which one do you think will have better performance
10. Darnelll posted on 1 1
I really hope its not 4.6 inches! These phones are getting massive! It would be nice if it had a 4.6 option and a 4.0 option. Hipsters don't get iPhones because they're trendy, they get them because they're the only phones small enough to fit in their skinny jeans.
11. nanozander posted on 1 3
Another manufacturer trying to squease 12mp outa a tiny sensor..
13. Martine posted on 3 1
Actually, Sammy got a well proven 12MP phone well before any manufacturer and Nokia N8 with its "Tiny Sensor" still remains the best Camera phone today.
So what are you gonna say now?
14. warlockz posted on 1 1
Wonder when it will have a state wide release, prob when the sg4 gets announced, ridiculous.
16. DROIDX0430 posted on 5 1
Here we go again...more waiting and hype--just like the Nexus on Verizon with so many problems. Signal, battery, no hdmi, no external sd, no swype, 5.0 camera, multi-touch issues..As I've already said long ago..Samsung does not build a good phone! Yes, a beautiful, gorgeous display and that's about it. Samsung did not build any great feature phones--so they jumped on the road to smartphones---I know you all remember--The Rogue, The Glyde, The Omnia 1 and 2--just to name a few---catch my drift--what was great about those phones---Resets, multi-touch issues, signal issues ALL on previous phones ...I say they fix what they have on the market instead of launching all of these new series of phones!
23. SuperAndroidEvo posted on 1 1
I have a Samsung Galaxy Nexus & the signal issue is nonexistent. They are going to release an update to the software just so it shows more bars that is it. The signal for the Verizon Galaxy Nexus is one of the better ones for their whole 4G LTE line up. The battery issue is also nonexistent. It lasts about the same or even better than other 4G LTE phones. It kills my HTC Evo 3D 4G WiMAX by a long shot.
I can go on but there is no reason for it. Every phone sold always has issues. There is no phone that you can buy & not do an immediate update to fix any quirky bugs. Tech moves very very fasts & it's just the nature of the beast.
To go as far & say Samsung doesn't make a good phone is silly at best. Samsung would not have sold so many Galaxy S, Galaxy S II & whatever other phones they sell if they were not good devices. Over 30 million is no coincidence, it?s proof of a superior product.
A company who doesn't make good devices is LG. LG consistently makes subpar devices & the sales prove that. They don't sell well in the whole world, not just the U.S. So my point is that the masses do recognize poor products & good products. LG makes poor products thus it's poor sales.
Samsung indeed makes good products thus its great sales. I mean the facts are there. Samsung DOES make good products & there are numbers to back that up. Unless you think that over 30 million people are fooled into buying what you say are bad or not good products, you really can?t refute that Samsung does have great devices. Look at all the ratings they have received throughout the industry, they all have been stellar.
Samsung Galaxy S III rumored to come at MWC 2012 with a quad-core chip, a Galaxy S 3D could also be in the making
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