Galaxy S3 revealed
I think I'll wait until the end of the month and then upgrade to one of these.
http://www.techradar.com/news/phone-...o-know-1078676
http://www.techradar.com/news/phone-...o-know-1078676
Very nice
Think I've got about a year left on my SGS2 contract so will probably be upgrading to the S4 when that runs out
Now await the rush of jealous Apple fanboyz trying to justify why their iPhone 4S is better than this
Think I've got about a year left on my SGS2 contract so will probably be upgrading to the S4 when that runs out

Now await the rush of jealous Apple fanboyz trying to justify why their iPhone 4S is better than this
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Isn't anyone getting bored of this now?
It's a phone that a bit faster, bigger and more expensive than the last one.
A mate of mine was like an excited little school boy when he ordered his HTC One X. He was telling me that it could do this and that and how it would change his life.
Then, a week after having it, he hates it. A lot of the apps have bugs, he can't syn he calender without it freezing the phone every time and apparently, the 5th 'slow processor' to help run back ground apps and save power, isn't working as the software ......has a bug!
It's a phone that a bit faster, bigger and more expensive than the last one.
A mate of mine was like an excited little school boy when he ordered his HTC One X. He was telling me that it could do this and that and how it would change his life.

Then, a week after having it, he hates it. A lot of the apps have bugs, he can't syn he calender without it freezing the phone every time and apparently, the 5th 'slow processor' to help run back ground apps and save power, isn't working as the software ......has a bug!
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sciencete...le-May-29.html
Samsung Galaxy S3 launch: Android's 'iPhone killer' brings eye-tracking and voice control technology to the smartphone battle
Samsung Galaxy S3 launch: Android's 'iPhone killer' brings eye-tracking and voice control technology to the smartphone battle
- Samsung unveiled latest flagship smartphone at Apple-style launch party in London
- Eye-tracking and voice-control revealed as key new features
- Owners get 4.8" screen, quad-core processor, NFC payments, and face-recognition
- Wireless charging kit removes the clutter of wires
- Mail Online verdict: 'Samsung has raised the stakes here - and Apple will have to do something truly special to beat this'
The tech reads good. Iphones do suck though 

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i loved my nokia's. hope they get their act together though i think they should adopt the androidOS to keep costs down. blackberry are pulling out of the consumer market and just concentrating on the business sector, nokia could jump in with a cheap unit that could get in there and fill the bb market.
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Now I have it, with a year to go, there is nothing out there that I want.
The had an allowance for the first 1000 customers to get a tab and they were all gone by 1.30pm. If I wanted a big Samsung I'd get the Note otherwise I'd still get the S2, quad cores just don't seem to be as powerful as they should. After seeing that the Htc One S is as quick as the One X and a better feeling phone, I can see the S3 being in the same sort of problems.
The had an allowance for the first 1000 customers to get a tab and they were all gone by 1.30pm. If I wanted a big Samsung I'd get the Note otherwise I'd still get the S2, quad cores just don't seem to be as powerful as they should. After seeing that the Htc One S is as quick as the One X and a better feeling phone, I can see the S3 being in the same sort of problems.
It does have several of those.
I have an iphone 4 32gb and does all I need and has all the storage I need. I have no intention of changing it until it breaks. I really don't understand people who constantly change to the newest model of phone. Buy one that does what you want in the first place then there really isn't any reason to change - unless of course you need eye tracking



(im no fanboy)