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We've barely recovered in the amazing inclusion of the Samsung Galaxy S2 and Samsung has sprung the Galaxy S3 upon us, the surprises just don't appear to stop. Having a beautiful 4.8 inch screen that's super amoled HD and its amazing features that can beat anything in the present market, get this to one other good competitor within the already strong selection of smartphones by Samsung.
The phone packs features that can make as crunches and take serious notice. The telephone is 2G,3G, and 4G (LTE) enabled, it weighs 133g, despite the fact that is heavier than the S2, still continues with the initial concept of not feeling the weight of the heavy smartphone dragging your pockets down. With the super large screen which has 720p X 1280p resolution and around 306 ppi density, the picture quality is bound to be superb.
The phone continues using the plastic feel and is available with the option of marble white and pebble blue looks within the brushed polycarbonate; the battery has improved support having a better quality battery cover. The screen is protected with corning gorilla glass-2 and also the phone has a rounder look to it as compared to the earlier versions.
The memory stays exactly the same as well as the additions of extending up to 64 GB rather than the earlier provision of 32GB. The camera specs remain the same but the S3 comes with the option to simultaneously record HD video and pictures. The secondary camera is at 1.9 MP with 720p at 30 frames per second. Packed with the latest Ice Cream Sandwich OS, the CPU has also been made more powerful with the Quad-core 1.4 GHz cortex-A9.
Other internal features include natural language commands and the option for dictation, smart stay eye tracking, and pre-installed Drop box with 50 GB storage. The battery life is also something to look out for; with the standby capacity as high as 590 hours and talk-time of 21 hours on 2G along with a standby as high as 790 with a talk-time as much as 11 hours on 3G, the batteries around the S3 rate 43 on endurance for battery life.
On the outside, apart from the much changed look, the house button is longer and also the lock button has gone to live in the right side, bearing in mind how big the phone. It comes with an inclusion of back and menu soft key buttons making it simpler to navigate.
The phone feels great within the hand and also the features simply make it mouth-watering, and with many networks already offering it at very affordable monthly plans, it's soon to become another rage by Samsung.
