Samsung has released the user manual for the Samsung Galaxy S3 on its website. The guide offers us a detailed look on some of the new features.
The user manual can be downloaded here.
In this post we will have a look at some new things we have learned from the user manual.
A lot of the rumors we heard the last few months where about the camera. According to some sources the Galaxy S3 would feature an 12 MP camera, but with the release of the Galaxy S3 it became clear that the Samsung Galaxy S3 has an 8MP camera
Although some people where a bit dissapointed by this, they have to understand that a higher resolution doesn’t always mean better pictures. Other important factors are the lens and the module processing the images.
Although the camera of the Galaxy S2 was amazing, Samsung has created a complete new cameramodule with image processor for the Galaxy S3.
With the presentation of the Galaxy S3 it became clear that Samsung’s focus hasn’t necessarily been on making the best phone spec wise, but making the most user friendly phone ever.
Samsung already started walking this path with the introduction of the Galaxy S2, which had some nice useability tricks. For example, you could zoom in or out by touching it with two fingers and tilting the device.
With the Galaxy S3, Samsung has taken it one step further with various new ways to control your device. In this post we will have a look at some of the new ways to control your device.
Although the Galaxy S3 will come with 16/32/64 GB of storage and a slot for a microSD card, Samsung has made sure that you will never get out of space by making a great deal with Dropbox.
Every buyer of the Galaxy S3 will receive 50 GB of free cloud storage by Dropbox.
For those of you that don’t know what Dropbox is, it is a cloud file storage service.
When you upload a file to your dropbox account it will be available from your mobile phone using the app, an application on your computer and the dropbox website. This way you have access to your documents everywhere you go, all the time.
A couple of days ago the Samsung Galaxy S III was reveiled on the Samsung Mobile Unpacked event. It is the first Samsung phone that is equiped with a quad core CPU.
In this post we will have a look at the first benchmark results. How does Samsung’s new flagship phone perform? And how does the Samsung Galaxy S III compare to the HTC One X, HTC latest flagship phone that also packs a quad core?
Did you miss the live stream of the Samsung Mobile Unpacked event yesterday? Samsung has uploaded the presentation so you can watch it if you want to.
Sit back, relax and enjoy the announcement of the Samsung Galaxy S III!
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In the past few months we heard the rumor that the Samsung Galaxy S3 could be charged without a wire numerous times. Yesterday Samsung confirmed that it is indeed possible to charge your Galaxy S III by using a wireless charging kit.
Of course, charging by wire is still possible (and probably faster), but you can also buy a special add on that will allow you to charge your phone if it lay’s somewhere near the kit.
While the Galaxy S III will be released on May 29th in Europe, customers in the US will have to wait a bit longer before Samsung’s new flagship will be launched.
Samsung has created a special page on their website that will allow you to fill in your contact details. This way Samsung can keep you up to date with the latest information on the US release.
At the end of the Samsung Mobile Unpacked event, Samsung had one little surprise: A new retail and marketing strategy.
The company will create glass-housed stores around the world, in which you will be able to explore the Galaxy S III yourself, and of course buy it (with or without contract) if you like it.
Right after the Galaxy S III was announced, various video’s showed up around the web showing Samsung’s new flagship. Some of the video’s where shot at the live event, while others had the chance to play with the phone earlier.
In this post, we have made a round up of some of the best hands-on video’s that are currently available. We will start of with Samsungs Official hands on video:
