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SEOUL: Samsung Electronics Co said on Monday it would unveil the third-generation of its flagship smartphone Galaxy S on May 3 in London, banking on a heavy marketing campaign heading into the summer Olympics in the city. Samsung became the world's top smartphone maker last year on the back of strong sales of Galaxy lineups and the latest edition comes after it released Galaxy S II in late April last year.
http://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/tech/personal-tech/gadgets-special/Samsung-Galaxy-SIII-coming-in-May/articleshow/12688705.cms Probable spec..copied from somewhere else
Super AMOLED capacitive touchscreen, 16M colors Size 720 x 1280 pixels, 4.7 inches (~312 ppi pixel density) Internal 16GB/32GB storage, 1 GB RAM EDGE Yes Speed HSDPA, HSUPA WLAN Wi-Fi 802.11 a/b/g/n, DLNA, Wi-Fi Direct, Wi-Fi hotspot Bluetooth Yes, v4.0 with A2DP, EDR NFC Yes USB Yes, microUSB v2.0 (MHL), USB On-the-go Camera Primary 12 MP, 4000x3000 pixels, autofocus, LED flash OS Android OS, v4.0 (Ice Cream Sandwich) Chipset Exynos CPU Quad-core 1.5 GHz
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Im upgrading in May. S3 or stick with reliable S2 especially now that prices will drop S3 could've done with more than 1GB RAM I hope they have a powerful battery

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Im upgrading in May. S3 or stick with reliable S2 especially now that prices will drop S3 could've done with more than 1GB RAM I hope they have a powerful battery
those specs i copied from GSarena...any way we have to wait till May 3 my plan is buying S2 as the prices drop...its alsready started to drop
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Samsung Galaxy S III may not be a major update over the S II

The successor of the Samsung Galaxy S II - let's call it the Galaxy S III though that might not be its final name - has been a hot topic of conversation for months now. Now a new rumor suggests that all the imaginative rumors are wrong and the S III will be a relatively minor update. An anonymous source talking to CNET claims that the S III will be to the S II what the iPhone 4S was to the iPhone 4 - a boost in processing power and a cool-sounding (though not necessarily useful) interaction feature. The source pointed towards the HTC One X as what to expect from the Galaxy S III's specs - so a quad-core CPU (likely an Exynos rather than Tegra), 1GB of RAM and a 4.7" screen. The bigger screen is supported by the leaked images of the S III that show a five column UI, rather than four columns on the S II and its 4.3" screen. The new interaction feature is reportedly dubbed Human Interaction by Samsung and will use the front-facing camera to keep track of where your eyes are pointed - and it will lock the screen when you look away. Samsung has an event scheduled for May 3 and the most likely phone to be announced at it is the Galaxy S III, so that's when we'll see if the source is right or not.
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Im upgrading in May. S3 or stick with reliable S2 especially now that prices will drop S3 could've done with more than 1GB RAM I hope they have a powerful battery
Looks like S3 going to be minor update of SII...You better wait and get a better phone than SIII.
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Hmmm what would you guys recommend? I'm thinking of sticking to S2, will probably get a good price for a very good phone
With 2 year new contract, atleast here in USA, one is better of paying $199for a new phone than getting s2 which might go at $99when new set comes out. I dont know much about uk but here usually all new phones are $199 with contract
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After using the S2 for about 6 months now' date=' I am now having second thoughts over Android/Samsung phones. :hmmm:[/quote'] I thought about getting android vs iPhone couple of months ago but all good android phones were too big. I had also used Htc wildfire for a month in 2011 and it sucked ass, iPhone on the other hand is nearly perfect (only if it had flash :( )
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That will be around 11 months since i bought S2. Quadcore is well and good but S2 is still a beast. Unless app's target quadcore, there is no need to upgrade. Recently, i wanted to get a 2nd phone but after looking at the newer phones, apart from galaxy note, S2 was still the best. Maybe the 2 new HTC ones are better?!

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I thought about getting android vs iPhone couple of months ago but all good android phones were too big. I had also used Htc wildfire for a month in 2011 and it sucked ass, iPhone on the other hand is nearly perfect (only if it had flash :( )
I dont know if it is just my phone, but I have had more performance issues in the 6 months I owned the S2, than the 3 years I had the iphone.
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I have S2 for 10 months now, bought it on the launch date, mine is from the very first manufactured batch. I don't have any problems. Maybe your unit is faulty? What issues you having? I only have small issues if I flash a custom ROM to it. If running on official ROMs it works absolutely fine.

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I dont know if it is just my phone' date=' but I have had more performance issues in the 6 months I owned the S2, than the 3 years I had the iphone.[/quote'] You are not alone , a colleague of mine was having issues with galaxy 5-6 months after buying it. At times he spent 4-5 hrs a day on his phone :)
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