BuzzMobi

If you have an iPhone 4 and you’re thinking of making the swap over to Android, then hopefully the ability of your phone to fully survive being dropped multiple times isn’t on your list of needed requirements. The latest and greatest Android device, Samsung’s Galaxy S III handset, withstands damage nowhere near as well as the iPhone 4, according to SquareTrade.

Samsung’s Galaxy S III is going to sell incredibly well in the US, there’s no doubt about that, but what’s impressive is the exact phone – not phones – that will be setting those records. The Korean company has previously seen its US launches hamstrung by each carrier demanding a specially-crafted version of whichever device is next on the roadmap, a time-wasting process that’s of arguably little benefit to end-users. The five US carrier launch of the Galaxy S III, though, sees all that change. One design, one name, one more notch on Samsung’s rise in the smartphone business.

Samsung has finally stumped up a statement on the Galaxy S III Pebble Blue delay, admitting that quality control issues around the “newly invented” color and special coating will indeed result in 2-3 week shortages. “In order to meet the highest internal quality standards and to provide the best quality Galaxy SIII to customers,” Samsung told retailer MobileFun, ”a short supply of Pebble Blue version is expected in some regions.”

While I was sitting at the Samsung Galaxy S III event yesterday evening at Earl’s Court, I started to notice a trend. The official announcement and hands-on posts for the phone had already gone up ahead of the event, and the opinions began to flood in via Twitter during the course of the show. The general sentiment was one of disappointment, with prominent tech writers as well as internet commenters sending negative thoughts and opinions towards the most anticipated phone since the last iPhone. Why?

The Samsung Galaxy S III's plastic build may not be to everyone's liking, but the quad-core processor and improved voice control feature show that Samsung's flagship Android line has staying power. Meet the Samsung Galaxy S III. (Credit: Aloysius Low/CNET Asia) LONDON--You've probably read all the rumors about the next Samsung Galaxy smartphone. And guess what -- most of them are pretty spot on. Samsung's upcoming flagship handset, now with an official name, the Samsung Galaxy S III, has finally made its debut here in the chilly English capital.

Smartphone Samsung Galaxy S III.

After covering the launch earlier today and posting about the official specs and info, it’s time for something a little more personal. We’ve had the opportunity to have some hands-on time with the Samsung Galaxy S3, and here is a first-hand report.

Now that we’ve got our claws on the Galaxy S III for real, we’re another step closer to comparing it to Samsung’s biggest rival for the year: the iPhone 5 .  In the next-generation Apple smartphone you’ll find not just a step up in the selection of specification bumps you’ve seen today from Samsung, you’ll see a whole one-ness that encapsulates the smartphone experience. You’ll be wondering if that’s what Samsung meant today when they said that this Galaxy S device was “Inspired by nature, designed for humans” without a doubt.

Right alongside the original Galaxy S III announced for the international market here today, Samsung has announced the first USA version of the device with LTE.  This device will work with LTE in one iteration and HSPA+ in another, this likely to hit Verizon as well as T-Mobile, AT&T more than likely in the pipeline as well. Have a peek at how the Samsung Galaxy S III is panning out so far below and get pumped up about the USA release! This device is Samsung’s new hero phone for the whole wide world, over in London today being announced with Samsung’s own Exynos quad-core processor for ultimate processing power. Here in the USA we’ve heard that it may well have a dual-core processor instead, but no confirmation has been given by Samsung at the moment. Have a peek at what Samsung has revealed thus far on the USA release here:

Today we’ve gotten the opportunity to not only get a look at the Galaxy S III in-person, but to look at the accessories that go with it as well. What you’ll see here is a set of fold-over covers, cases of all shapes and sizes, and a charging dock that’s almost, but not quite, that lovely wireless charger you’ve heard so much about. You’ll also get a peek at the Samsung S Pebble, also known as a tiny MP3 player accessory that connects to your Galaxy S III with a tap, and a peek at AllShare Cast for wireless transmission of HD video!

Nhiều khả năng chỉ còn ít giờ nữa, Galaxy S III, chiếc smartphone được trông đợi sẽ "trình làng". Smartphone này nên được trang bị những gì để thực sự trở thành “bom tấn”? Dưới đây là 10 điều mà người dùng đang kỳ vọng sẽ có trên Galaxy S III. Nếu iPhone 5 đang là chiếc smartphone được kỳ vọng nhất từ phía Apple, thì Galaxy S III cũng là “bom tấn” đang được chờ đợi nhất từ phía Samsung. Không còn phải chờ quá lâu khi sự kiện đặc biệt của Samsung sẽ được diễn ra vào ngày hôm nay (khoảng 10 giờ tối theo giờ Việt Nam).  

Tomorrow the Samsung Galaxy S III will be unveiled at the end of a long line of rumors, tips, and leaks which we’ve collected here. The collection of details that’ve thus far been released will culminate in theSamsung Unpacked event we’re attending tomorrow in London, this event set to show off the next-generation Samsung smartphone in all its glory. Though you should, as always, take these tips with a healthy grain of salt, there’s also a lot to be said for collecting and comparing them all against one another.

We’re only a day away from the Galaxy S III unveil, and last minute leaks are starting to find their way to the internet. First up, GSMArena has been tipped a screenshot showing the inventory system for Carphone Warehouse, a UK phone retailer. The inventory lists the Galaxy S III as being available in both blue and white, which matches the two blobs that we saw on the invitation to the event.

Now that the Samsung Galaxy S III rumors have ramped up considerably, now that we’re literally less than a couple weeks away from the release of this device, the fakes have been piling up as fast as the real leaks. There’s not a whole lot of difference between the “real” leaks and the “fakes,” but there’s fabulous examples of both right here, Samsung for everyone. Have a peek at this newest creation we’ve received in the mail just today from an anonymous donor.

This week Google revealed that they’d be selling their own devices once again, so to speak, with a Galaxy Nexus in-store before the Samsung Galaxy S III release. Of course Samsung manufactures both of these devices, and only one will be hitting your pocket for the Summer – so what’s it going to be? Google wont be carrying the Galaxy S III, but it will have Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich – but the Galaxy Nexus has that software in the nude.

In just a week's time -- that's seven long days if you're an Android fan -- Samsung will take the stage in London to unveil the next Galaxy smartphone.   If you ask me, the May 3 event isn't a moment too soon. Over the last few months, we've seen a constant stream of purported specs, rumored details, and conjecture. In fact, when I look back over the history of Android, I can't think of another smartphone that has garnered this level of prerelease hysteria. Might this be the Galaxy S III? (Credit: SamMobile)  

It’s time to get your Samsung cheering flags out because the Galaxy S III has just been captured by intrepid sneaksters before its launch on near-blurry-cam, front and back. This device is set to be Samsung’s new hero device and will be announced at the start of May at a special Samsung event, with no less than a 12 megapixel camera on the back and an advanced display on the front made to make the rest of the smartphone world look dated. This device appears to be a bit heavier yet thinner at the same time than Samsung’s current Galaxy S II line.

Trước khi diễn ra Triển lãm CES hồi tháng 1 đã xuất hiện hàng tá tin đồn về chiếc điện thoại Galaxy S thế hệ thứ ba của Samsung. Cùng thử nhận diện chiếc Galaxy S III qua những tin đồn đến thời điểm hiện nay.

This Summer’s biggest decision for top-tier smartphone customers looking to switch up to the best of the best will be which of the two they’ll be choosing: a member of the HTC One family or the inevitableSamsung Galaxy S III. At the moment there’s a bit of a block in the way of deciding as the Galaxy S III has not yet been detailed, only having leaks and whispers of details released thus far. On the other hand, Samsung has released a massive amount of smartphones (and tablets) since the last hero in the Galaxy S II, and much is to be gleaned and used in a preview-sort of decision right now before the HTC One series is released in the USA as well.