Samsung using different processors for the same phone in different regions. Sources say that the Samsung "Galaxy S III", or the Next GALAXY that which is coming by May 3, will have a "Global" version, which will be the one with the quad-core processor, most likely the Exynos 4412.

That probably means there might be US carrier versions with Snapdragon, but let is not get ahead, May 3 is just around the corner. "As we have seen with Qualcomm S4, [quad-core] is not automatically better than a dual-core", the source added, as for users who are worried about performance.

He also said, " to expect superlative benchmark performance" from the quad-core Galaxy S III. Given that last year Exynos can hold clock for clock with the new Snapdragon S4, we would not be very surprised if 4412 blows every other Android silicon out of the water.

We all know that Samsung has officially announced the release date of the Next GALAXY, aka "Galaxy S III" flagship which will be on 3,May in london. Today we've got some exclusive info and specs of the Next GALAXY phone from samsung.

Sources from UK telecoms confirmed to CNET that the Samsung Galaxy S III will be a minor update from the S2 with a bigger screen 4.7" 720p that shows a five column UI (Photo below), rather than four columns on the S II and its 4.3" screen which will give it a good 310ppi density to be very close to the iphone's retina display. Also the Galaxy S III was confirmed to have Samsung's own Exynos Quad-core chip clocked at 1.5Ghz along with a 1GB RAM.

Also a new interaction feature is reportedly to be integrated on the Galaxy S III, It's called "Human Interaction" by Samsung and will use the front-facing camera to keep track of where your eyes are pointed and it will lock the screen when you look away.

Samsung has started sending out invitations for a May 3 event in London that is cryptically entitled "Come and meet the next Galaxy". That is just 17 days from now and we know the thoughts on everyone mind "Galaxy S III ?"... Yes it sounds like it is the Next GALAXY!

Samsung will really reveal its next Android GALAXY flagship then, it has managed to be on par with Apple in building excitement and secrecy around its leading phone annual edition launch.

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No More rendring photos, This a real live photo of the Galaxy S III with 720p display and 5 Row UI, Also the Device appeared to be running stock Android ICS 4.0.3 without samsung TouchWiz UI.

There is the physical home button underneath the 4.7" display, which we recently learned has made its way into the front design at the last minute, as well as the rumored 5 Row UI (same as Galaxy Note). In fact, Samsung has an R&D center in Poland, which leaked the Galaxy Note chillaxing in the metro in someone hands before the official announcement, so this thing might have some dose of credibility to it.

The source is a guy who is currently a tester for this product, and who had censored the UI details beforehand. The Galaxy S III has allegedly been kept as a secret for so long, as carriers got a generic box with only the screen and the ports uncovered, so the testers did not leak the design prematurely.

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Samsung used the alternative HD PenTile screen matrix arrangement on the Galaxy Note, it wasn't bad but the colors and sharpness of the screen is not that good, Samsung want to go further with a HD Super AMOLED+ RGB matrix.

As predicted, the 5.5-Gen A2 production line that was supposed to move to Phase 3 production method tests in Q1 this year, will be churning out the 720p Super AMOLED screen with a regular RGB matrix for the Samsung Galaxy S III now in Q2.

Moreover, Samsung is reportedly using a combination of FMM and LITI for it FMM for the blue pixels, since it is the blue that traditionally gave trouble in OLED screens with its shorter lifespan than the other organic LEDs, and LITI for the red and green pixels, resulting in what we hope will be a gorgeous and durable RGB Super AMOLED screen for the Galaxy S III.

The panel is reported to be the same one that initially went out on the 4.65-inch Galaxy S II HD LTE, but done with a true HD RGB matrix, resulting into the sweet 316ppi pixel density, for real this time.