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"As we get closer to the official announcement of Samsung's Galaxy S III, more information is beginning to surface. In addition to our exclusive reports on the device's specifications and materials, we have now learned new details surrounding Samsung's launch and marketing push for its new flagship handset. We have been told that there will be a huge international roll-out for the Galaxy S III, and the sleek new smartphone will be the official device of the 2012 Summer Olympics - this is one reason we're told Samsung is hosting its unveiling event in London. In addition, there could be simultaneous launch events in New York City, Seoul and Dubai according to our source. We are also told that the Samsung Galaxy S III will come in two color options, one in blue and black, and a second in white. There will be 16GB and 32GB models as well, and additional specs include a 1080p HD display, a quad-core Exynos processor and integrated 4G LTE."

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Samsung Galaxy S 3 comes in Blue and White We received an anonymous tip that the Carphone Warehouse inventory system lists the Samsung Galaxy S 3 in two color versions. In other Galaxy S 3 news, Unwire HK got their hands on a screen protector meant for the upcoming Samsung Android flagship, which reveals its screen size....readmore

Samsung has been popular for introducing its flagship smartphones in a number of mutants. Continuing the tradition, the South Korean manufacturer is ready to launch the Galaxy S III mini Value Edition. It is a compact variant of the 2012 flagship smartphone, named the Galaxy S III, which was launched in October 2012.

Samsung Galaxy S III was launched. However, this new Samsung employees dare to reveal the secrets of making the Galaxy S III.

Samsung has mutely listed its new Smartphone, named as Galaxy S3 Slim smartphone, on its Brazil site but they have not mentioned the pricing and availability in detail. The company has not mentioned when it is going to introduce this handset in different countries of the world. You need not worry about your pocket as it is very much in your budget. This Smartphone is very light in its weight and it is the second generation of recently introduced Galaxy S III mini Value Edition.

South Korean multinational company, Samsung, has welcomed its new Smartphone. This Smartphone is named as Galaxy S III Neo+. The company has not disclosed the price and the availability details of this Smartphone.

"If you're anything like us, you live for one thing only. Not love, not food, not music, friends or family. No, the one thing that makes our existence worthwhile is news about the Samsung Galaxy S III."

"A new 'leaked' image claiming to show Samsung's upcoming Galaxy S III has been met with a mixture of scepticism and excitement online."

"Well folks, there's a "y" in the day so that can mean only one thing: another Samsung Galaxy S III story."

"We've actually run out of sarky, pun-filled ways to say this, so we'll just come out with it: there's been more news on the Samsung Galaxy S III."

"There's been an inordinate amount of hoo-ha over it in recent weeks, but now the Samsung Galaxy S III has been selected as the official London 2012 Olympics phone."

"Yet another image supposedly depicting the Samsung Galaxy S III has been doing the rounds on the t'interweb."

"Samsung has caused a bit of a stir by releasing a promotional video on its YouTube channel which shows a handset that looks very much like it could be the Galaxy S III."

"Confirming what many have feared for a while, Samsung has issued a short statement saying that the Galaxy S III smartphone won't make its debut at Mobile World Congress at the end of the month."

"The rumour mill went into overdrive last week after details of the Samsung Galaxy S III emerged, and now it looks like a possible launch date has been revealed as well."

"Rumours have surfaced suggesting that the unveiling of the hugely anticipated Samsung Galaxy S III is to be delayed beyond the Mobile World Congress, according to a report by GSM Arena."

"n today's issue of Galaxy S III Rumors Daily: Samsung has decided on keeping the hardware home button on its next Galaxy flagship. Apparently the topic was under heavy discussion over at Samsung HQ and the decision was made right before the yet-unseen device went into production."

"More Samsung Galaxy S III rumours have reached P4u Towers, this time concerning the mysterious handset's display."

"Despite the constantly changing rumours, conjecture, speculation and any other words that describe people not knowing the real answers, it looks as if the Samsung Galaxy S III may actually be ball-bustingly amazing after all."