Samsung Galaxy S III images leaked

Add newsletters@cnet.online.com to your address book | View online   Mobile       Share on Facebook  |  Share on Twitter March 22, 2012     Lynn La Associate editor Profile Email Samsung Galaxy S III images leaked Recent images of the highly anticipated Samsung Galaxy S III have got the rumor mill reeling and Android customers salivating with excitement. Although not yet confirmed by the manufacturer, a post on Reddit showed a device that matches closely with previous Galaxy S III rumors. A few days later, a Netherlands-based mobile blog posted a similar image. Until Samsung's official London press conference on May 22 takes place, we'll just have to be satisfied with these speculations for now. Read more | Share on Facebook  Another Samsung Galaxy S III image paints a clearer picture | Share on Facebook        ZTE Fury (Sprint) After a $50 mail-in rebate and a two-year agreement, the ZTE Fury costs only $20--making it a great entry-level 3G smartphone. With its 5-megapixel camera, 1GHz Snapdragon processor, and responsive Gorilla Glass display, this phone may skimp on the price, but not on the specs.  More | Share on Facebook          Samsung Galaxy S Blaze 4G (T-Mobile) Although it isn't a high-end superphone, the Samsung Galaxy S Blaze 4G is equipped with a 4-inch Super AMOLED screen, a solid 5-megapixel camera, and a speedy 1.5GHz dual-core processor. If T-Mobile customers are looking for a reliable midrange phone, the Blaze 4G is definitely something worth looking into.  More | Share on Facebook          Motorola MotoActv GPS Fitness Tracker and Music Player The MotoActv tracks workout data through a GPS and a pedometer. Along with Bluetooth, the device can link with phones, headsets, and other sensors. At $249.99, however, its pricing is a little steep and you can only use it with Motorola handsets.  More | Share on Facebook          Samsung Galaxy S II (U.S. Cellular) Boasting a superb 8-megapixel camera, a 1.2GHz dual-core CPU, and a gorgeous 4.5-inch Super AMOLED Plus screen, the Samsung Galaxy S II has great specs. Unfortunately, the U.S. Cellular version of this high-end Android phone operates on a slower network.  More | Share on Facebook          Samsung Brightside (Verizon Wireless) Despite its subpar resolution and laggy processor, the Samsung Brightside has a comfortable QWERTY keyboard and decent call quality that may please some Verizon customers.  More | Share on Facebook       Net10 Phones?   I am switching from a dumb, aka: a regular cell phone, to a smartphone. Does Net10 provide a phone that has Wi-Fi capabilities without having to buy its data plan too? Do I have to buy the data plan if I get a smartphone?  Read full quote Posted by klairesmama08 from the Cell Phones Forum   Best Bluetooth Accessories   Jawbone Jambox (blue wave)     Jabra Supreme headset     Jawbone Icon HD + The Nerd (Denim)     OT Bluetooth Tags (Black)     LG Tone Wireless Bluetooth Stereo Headset     Latest Stories   New iPad too hot to handle?     Windows 8 PC-tablet 'mesh' to go slowly, says IDC     AT&T vs. Verizon, 4G LTE networks battle it out     Mike Daisey's latest excuse: I was quoted out of context     Simple hack runs Verizon's LTE iPad on AT&T's 3G network

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