Samsung has released an official statement that they have no plans to use 3D technology in its upcoming smartphones. This puts an end to the rumors about 3D functionality that started in December 2011.
Last year two phones (the HTC Evo 3D and LG Optimus 3D) with 3D functionality hit the market, and with Samsung working on adding 3D to its televisions, rumors said that the Samsung Galaxy S3 could feature 3D technology. Continue reading
Its been a while since a picture of, what could be, the Samsung Galaxy S3 showed up. Today a new picture has hit the surface, this time in the form of an invite for a press release event on the 22nd of May.
The invite has not officially been released by Samsung, so this could be a leak, or just another fake rumor. Fake or not, the 22nd of May date goes well with what we know so far, a release somewhere in May or April.
Last week a picture of the Samsung i9300 was leaked (see this post) and we investigated if it could be the Samsung Galaxy S3. Today new information has been released about the Samsung i9300, and we can confirm it’s not the Samsung Galaxy S3 (as we already guessed), but a mid-range phone called the Samsung Galaxy M.
The Samsung Galaxy M seems like an interesting phone, but it’s not the phone this website is about. So why did we decide to write this post? Because the Samsung Galaxy M comes with some interesting new features, that might end up in the Samsung Galaxy S3!
The Chinese website DIGITIMES reports that they have received information from a source, stating that the Samsung Galaxy S3 will feature an 4.6 inch Super AMOLED Plus HD screen.
Here is what DIGITIMES has to say:
Sources in the supply chain said Samsung is likely to launch a 4.6 inch Galaxy S3 that has an increased pixel size of 319ppi in the second or third quarter of 2012, and will use the Super AMOLED HD Plus panel.
With an pixel density of 319ppi, it looks like Samsung has finally found a way to compete with the iPhone’s famous retina display which has a pixel density of 326ppi.
The picture below is the Phones 4u store on London’s Oxford Street, announcing that something big is going to happen this Friday. With the whole world waiting for the Samsung Galaxy S3, rumors about a possible launch this Friday immediately spread around the internet like wildfire.
What is going on behind the curtains at the Phones 4u store, could the Samsung Galaxy S3 really be released this friday? Let’s investigate!
We have talked about the Samsung GT-i9300 numerous times before on this site. Why? Because the GT-i9300 could be the codename for the Samsung Galaxy S3. Today Phonearena released a picture showing the GT-i9300, could this be the Samsung Galaxy S3?
Upon further investigation we don’t think that the Samsung GT-i9300 is the Samsung Galaxy S3, lets have a look at what we can tell from this photo.
With the announcement date of the Galaxy S3 getting closer, there is an increasing amount of rumors about the upcoming Samsung Galaxy S3. Today it came to our attention that Samsung is working on a new way of charging mobile phones.
According to the Korean news website DDaily, the Samsung Galaxy S3 will feature inductive charging. No longer you will have to connect your phone to a charger for the battery to be charged. Simply place your mobile phone somewhere near the energy source and it will be charged automatically. Continue reading
It has been a hectic week for anyone following the highly enticipated Samsung Galaxy S3, with numerous leaked pictures. Once again, we have another picture that could be the Samsung Galaxy S3.
This picture was posted by someone on Reddit who claims to have a friend working in a ‘respectable’ position at Samsung. The whole thing sounds fishy, but lets investigate!
Just days after a leaked picture of supposedly the Samsung Galaxy S3, another picture has hit the surface. Could this really be the S3? The picture does look promising and real, especially compared to the other leaked picture which immediately raised some doubts.
In the right bottom we can see ‘Weber Shandwick’, which is an PR agency that has worked with Samsung before. What else can we tell from this picture? Continue reading
Although the Samsung Galaxy S3 hasn’t even been announced, there are already some stores that allow you to pre order Samsung’s next flagship device. Today another store announced that the Galaxy S3 is available for pre order for $800. 
I would like to take this opportunity to warn everyone. Don’t pre order it, the S3 hasn’t even been announced yet and all the specs still remain unknown. So yes, the specifications you see those stores use are fake and probably not what the new Galaxy phone will look like.
Another thing to consider is the price tag, which is still unknown. You might end up loosing a lot of money! Continue reading
