New Samsung Galaxy S (Galaxy S3) is soon going to be launched with some awesome new features and specifications. In an age where Samsung has ruled the Android Market with its “Galaxy” Series signature after the hit and hot selling success of Galaxy S as well as Galaxy S2 phone, time has now come to speculate about the Samsung Galaxy S3 handset which is already in the making for making itself available in the year 2012.
Screen Display
The Galaxy S II had a whopper of a display when it arrived and Samsung even inched it out a little further for the LTE version, so one might expect something similarly grand for the New Samsung Galaxy S III screen.
According to the leaked information on Phandroid.com in October, that’s exactly what will be happening with 0.1? addition taking the total to 4.6? on the diagonal. The same rumour talks of a much expected upgrade in the actual technology of the screen too. First it was Super AMOLED, then the SGS2 made it a Super AMOLED Plus and then the Galaxy Nexus came out with a 720p Super AMOLED HD. Apparently the New Samsung Galaxy S III will have a Super AMOLED Plus HD. What this means in real terms has not been said but, in practice, it’s either going to be a 720p or 1080p resolution.
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Better Camera
Again, it’s really, so far, only October’s leak that’s given us anything to go on in terms of the New Samsung Galaxy S III camera. The word on the slide shot is that the 8MP rear-facer is going to be upgraded to a 12-megapixel backlit sensor which should improve performance under low light conditions as well as up the resolution. What’s more is that the sensor is apparently the same size as one you’d find in a compact at 1/2.3? and that might have some very interesting optical improvements so long as the lens put in front of it and circuitary behind it are up to scratch. That’s also if the leaked photo happens to be true, which looks a bit less likely when you notice a couple of typos.
Faster Processor
The Phandroid.com roadmap listed a dual-core 1.8GHz Exynos 4212 chip backed up with 2GB of RAM as the engine room of choice for the New Samsung Galaxy S III smartphone. On the one hand, the memory seems about right but, what with Tegra 3 and quad-core processors looking to rule the waves in 2012, the Exynos 4212 seems a touch short.
Indeed, according to a report in Androidandme.com in November 2011, it will, in fact, be an all-new Exynos 4412 system-on-a-chip instead. The Exynos 4412 is still based on an ARM Cortex A9 CPU architecture but comes with four cores running at a 1.5GHz clock. The GPU attached is said to be a Mali-T604 GPU with a 5x faster factor than previous Mali chips and up to, again, four cores to work with.
New Connectivity
The Phandroid.com report from October 2011 stated that the New Samsung Galaxy S III would come equipped with both NFC and LTE connectivity. That certainly makes sense, given that two of Samsung’s recent top phones have included these standards, so there’s no reason why the company would deprive their upcoming flagship model of them either.
More Apps
With Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich the latest version of the Google Mobile software for the first part of 2012, it’s pretty much a cert that that’s what will be adorning the New Samsung Galaxy S III. The variable is the UI on top and, although there’s been no word either way, the obvious choice is whatever the latest version of Samsung’s TouchWiz is. Currently, it’s TouchWiz 4.0 as released on the SGS2, so either that or an all-new TouchWiz 5.0 would make the most sense.
The report also states that Samsung hopes to launch this device in the second or third quarter of 2012.
Samsung is expected to unveil the follow up device to last year’s iPhone killing Samsung Galaxy S2 sometime around the summer.
New Samsung Galaxy S3's debut and availability will be much closer together than the S2-s were, according to a recent announcement made by the company. Analysts originally thought Samsung would unleash New Samsung Galaxy S3 at this year’s MWC, however that was never the electronics giant’s intention.
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