2012 Samsung Galaxy S3 release

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2012 Samsung Galaxy S3 release Features news

Samsung has established that it will be releasing a follow up to this year’s seriously acclaimed Galaxy S2 handset. The device will be called the Samsung Galaxy S3 and should get a release date in 2012

Samsung has confirmed that it will be releasing a follow-up to this year’s Samsung Galaxy S2 in 2012. The device will be recognized as the Samsung Galaxy S3 and will no doubt feature Google’s Android Ice Cream Sandwich at its core.

The news comes via Dow Jones Newswires who reports that J.K. Shin, president of Samsung’s mobile transportation division, has said that ‘Samsung may launch a third version of its Galaxy S smartphone in the first half of next year after launching a second-generation version called Galaxy S II last month.’
Of course, Samsung will be keen to build on the achievement created by its massively successful Galaxy S2 handset, which launched in the UK a few weeks ago.

Features of Samsung Galaxy s3 Smartphone 2012
Another draw attention to is that this new Samsung Galaxy S3 Smartphone will be a 4G phone and this will be the strong reply from the company to the Apple for its Iphone 5. To compete with Apple iPhone 5, Samsung Galaxy S3 will comes with a strong hardware and software specifications. Standard features include WiFi, GPS, 4G, Bluetooth, AMOLED capacitive touchscreen display etc..

We tested the Galaxy S2 about a month ago now, giving it 4.5 out of 5, and thoroughly enjoyed using the device. In fact, we’d go as far as saying that it is by far and away the best Android handset currently on the market.
But that’s not all Samsung is working on. According to Shin: ‘The race for 4G (fourth-generation) has already started.’
He added: ‘4G transition is predictable particularly for tablets because it requires faster download speeds than smartphones to handle bigger volume content.’

So, looks like we can expect to see some 4G-enabled Galaxy Tab devices as well.
So far, Samsung has sold about 1.3 million units of its Samsung Galaxy S2 device and despite some reports about some tinting issues with the handset’s display, these sales figures show no signs of slowing down.
Indeed, many publications gave the handset five out of five – something that doesn’t happen very often. But what can we expect from the Galaxy S3? At present, no one really knows – although a quad-core processor and Android Ice Cream Sandwich are extremely likely.