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Samsung GALAXY S III will launch in Middle-East during june, Some Retailers in Egypt has just started taking Pre-orders on the White/Blue Galaxy S III.
Raya Shop was among the first Egyptians retailers to start the Pre-ordering campaign (Ad photo Above), No Exact release date or price announced.
The device that is widely believed to be the T-Mobile version of the Samsung Galaxy S III has just hit the FCC, which makes us wonder if the T-Mobile variant will be released earlier than the others. The other 3 variants of the Galaxy S III in the US are all expected to have LTE built-in, and Samsung said that the LTE models wouldn't be released until June.
The device is widely expected to be carrying the T-Mobile codename SGH-T999, and a device with that codename has just hit the FCC. Now, we do have to mention that FCC approval doesn't necessarily mean release any time soon. While it is possible that the T-Mobile variant would launch at the same time as the other HSPA+ models around the world, it is also possible that Samsung simply submitted this device to the FCC at the same time it submitted the Canadian variant, but not intending to release it now.
Samsung GALAXY S III official Manual has been released by Samsung, showing all the detailed Instructions on How to use all the phone features, Configure its setting & sensors and Personalize it the way you want it to be.
If you will be the GALAXY S III, We highly recommend you to Download a Copy from the Link Below.
Samsung GT-I9300 Manual [Download]
You may remember that Samsung sold 10 Million S II device in 2010, If you think that is quite a Great Number... Think again! The Samsung Galaxy S III, has already passed 9 Million units pre-ordered and it still not released yet according to a Samsung official who passed on the number to the Korea Economic Daily.
As it turned out, J.K. Shin Samsung's top executive in its mobile division, estimate was on the light side because as of last February, 20 million units of the phone that many call the best Android model ever, were sold. Still, the 9 million units pre-ordered in less than a month compared with the 10 months it took the Samsung Galaxy S II to reach 20 million indicates that the Korean manufacturer has another huge winner on its hands.
What makes the number of Samsung Galaxy S III units pre-ordered so impressive is that the total does not include the U.S. market where the phone is not expected to launch until next month. Once you add in the States, the sequel is going to be putting up some very impressive numbers. The anonymous Samsung official said that the pre-orders for the Galaxy S III came from 290 mobile operators from 145 countries throughout the world. The pre-order total compares with 1 million units pre-ordered for the Samsung Galaxy S when it was launched in 2010, and 3 million units pre-ordered for the Samsung Galaxy S II last year.
Great News for Samsung fans in Japan, The Japanese carrier "NTT Docomo" will soon gets its own version of Samsung's GALAXY S III. However, the Japanese version packs dual-core Qualcomm Snapdragon 1.5GHz processor (MSM8960) instead of the Exynos Quad-core processor on the International version.
Another interesting fact is that the Samsung Galaxy S III (SC-06D) will pack 2GB of RAM instead of 1Gb on the Intentional version. Which makes the GALAXY S III SC-06D the first Android smartphone with a 2GB RAM, Other specs of the Device is the same as the original Galaxy S III I9300 specifications.
Phones4U, the UK online retailer, is the latest retailer to offer free extra accessories with the Galaxy S III Pre-order. If you pre-order an S III from them, you'll get a free 32GB microSD card along with a genuine Samsung case the Flip Case white/blue depending on which color you ordered.
The deal goes for both the Blue and the White Galaxy S III units and with the free memory card you will get a total storage of 48GB. Phones4U offers the S III with contracts on Vodafone, Orange and O2 but There is No sim-free version currently available.
Samsung have announced that eager customers who pre-order the upcoming Galaxy S III flagship from the Samsung Brand Store in Westfield Stratford City, can receive their device a day before its official release date specifically on May 29th at 6pm.
If you've already pre-ordered your device from another UK retailer, don't fret, as Samsung have also announced that other Samsung retail partners can also make the device available on the 29th, except at 7pm, and at their discretion.
We Made a Comparison between our HTC One X device and the GALAXY S III device using Antutu benchmark, Both devices have a Quad-core processors, and they both are flagships ICS devices too.
Check GALAXY S III Specifications
Check HTC One X Specifications
The Galaxy S III results was impressive as it scored 11878 points with impressive 2D and 3D score, Memory Read & Write score, beating the HTC One X that scored 9989 points. However, the HTC One X has a higher clock frequency 1500Mhz than the Galaxy S III 1400Mhz.
While the International Version of the Samsung GALAXY S III packing an Exynos Quad-core CPU chip, latest Information from Samsung confirm that Verizon's version of the GALAXY S III will pack a dual-core Snapdragon S4 which is a powerful processor too and it will Support LTE High-speed connectivity.
This is further confirmed by early NenaMark2 benchmarks, which show a Galaxy S III (SCH-I535) with a 1.5GHz dual-core S4. Yes, this is the same chipset found in the HTC One X. The reason for this exchange of hardware is the LTE support, which the Exynos 4 Quad chipset doesn't offer.
However, the benchmark shows something interesting. The Adreno 225 GPU in the Snapdragon S4 beats the Mali-400MP in the Exynos Quad by a couple of frames due to the pre-release software and some inconsistency in the NenaMark2 benchmark.
Here is the Camera photos comparison between Samsung's Galaxy S III and the latest HTC flagship device the One X. Check the photos below and for a larger view click on the photo.
Galaxy S II Sample
HTC One X Sample
Both the Samsung Galaxy S III and the HTC One X feature 8 MP sensors that are capable of 3264x2448 photos. Both feature single LED flashes on the back and due to their powerful processors both offer 1080p and 720p video capture with simultaneous image capture. The lens used in the Galaxy S III is slightly wider allowing you to fit more in your frames, compared to the One X.
