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It’s “friggin’ huge,” as my colleague Jared Newman recently quipped, and Samsung’s Galaxy S III is also going to be friggin’ expensive if you’re in the U.S. and want firsties. While the phone’s stateside launch date is still “early June,” Amazon has started taking pre-orders for the international version.
Every year, Samsung’s flagship Galaxy S line has crept up in size, and this year’s Galaxy S III continues the trend with a 4.8-inch display. Not counting the 5.3-inch Galaxy Note, which is more of a phone-tablet hybrid, the Galaxy S III is Samsung’s biggest phone yet.
At a time when no other wireless carriers are launching Windows Phones, AT&T has announced the Samsung Focus 2, the carrier’s third new Windows Phone in less than two months.
Samsung’s new superphone is getting one of iOS’s best apps, ahead of the Android pack.
Samsung’s Galaxy S III is finally official and man, is it big.
“Come and meet the next Galaxy,” teases Samsung in an invite to a London media event transpiring this afternoon, where the company’s expected to unveil its flagship Galaxy series three-quel, the Galaxy S III.
Samsung may still be trailing Apple in U.S. smartphone sales, but according to IDC, the company is now the top mobile and smartphone reseller in the world. The former champ: Nokia, now ranks third after Samsung and Apple, respectively.
The Galaxy Nexus by Samsung is one of the best Android phones out right now, and starting today, Google is selling it unlocked and contract-free for $399.
This Sunday, consumers will see another Kindle Fire challenger hit the market. What’s so special about this one?
Samsung’s next flagship phone, the Galaxy S III, may get its big reveal on May 3.
The biggest selling point for both versions of the new Galaxy Tab 2 is the price: $250 for the 7-inch tablet available April 22 and $400 for the 10.1-inch version available May 13.
