Samsung Galaxy S III Spied in Video (Perhaps) - wrighthatelve

Samsung's Galaxy S III — or something similar to it — has been caught on tv camera ahead of a prospective authorized announcement next month.

The phone, whose model number GT-I9300 follows the indistinguishable naming conventions of previous Coltsfoot S devices, appeared in a video on Tinhte, a Website notorious for revealing unheralded new phones. The video was promptly removed from the web site, but Engadget grabbed a simulate.

Leaked eyeglasses reveal a 1.4 GHz quad-sum processor, a 4.6-inch exhibit with 1184 by 720 resolution, 1 Britain of RAM, an 8-megapixel television camera, 16 GB of repositing, microSD expandability, and a 2050 mAh battery.

The device will also reportedly have NFC capabilities, but it's not yet clear how that will work. (Samsung's Galax S II has an NFC potato chip as well, but it's been laying dormant connected the phone's AT&T and T-Mobile variants.)

Most interesting, perhaps, is the earphone's use up of software navigation buttons, ordered with Samsung's Galaxy Nexus, instead of dedicated hardware buttons. That, combined with a smaller display than previously rumored, suggests that the workable screen size for the headphone will be roughly the same A the Extragalactic nebula Nexus.

As for the telephone set's general appearance, the large plastic display case in the video is ostensibly just a shell to obliterate the final pattern. Several reports have hinted at ceramic and metal outer materials for the phone, but the video gives nil inaccurate on that front.

Now, here's where things get wily: Last month, GSM Arena reported that the I9300 is not the Galaxy S Tierce, but rather a mid-range earphone dubbed the Galaxy M. Boy Brain Report has also claimed that the real Galaxy S III will have physical navigation buttons, which is not the display case in the leaked video.

But tending the fast central processor and 720p screen resolution, I'd personally be happier if the phone in the video was the genuine Coltsfoot S III, instead of the hulking mass with physical buttons represented in earlier reports. We'll find out for sure happening May 3, when Samsung will hold an event to reveal "the next Galaxy."

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