Way to go SGS3..!!!
Looks like other phone including HOX gonna bite the dust  :-))

I believe many HOX owners will cross over to S3.

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whats up with the T version 

that one thing i dont like big time with samsung android, too many version with different hardware, and they never focus on the each of the version firmware. most of them get only half support with unpolished software.

pleaseee just make one and focus on it.... unless both of the version could use the same firmware....

if they keep the on screen button, this will make me atas pagar between S3 and HOX, cause i like the on screen button, much more customizing could come from it. maybe i just wait, next HTC phone.

Hmm..good news if the T version also coming out. It's either meant for Australia Telstar or US AT&T. Which means both GSM and LTE version coming out together. At last US will get the phone same time with the international/global release.
It's gonna be a big worldwide release this time :-)

The image could just be a placeholder

S3 to come with quad core 32nm technology!

Says samsung. Zomg buy!

tegra 3 is using 40nm process. if s3 comes with 32nm, theoretically it will consume less power than tegra 3

Way to go SGS3..!!!
Looks like other phone including HOX gonna bite the dust  :-))

One device to rule them all

http://www.engadget.com/2012/04/25/antutu-...xy-s-iii-specs/

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and how bout this?

http://geekaphone.com/phones/Samsung-Galaxy-S-3-Rumored

i thought the battery is 20xxmAh?

Cant wait! 

Cant wait! 

32nm quad core processor. Way to go. 
+1

I am pretty sure that new S3 will not look like either present S2 or G note. The secrecy behind its design is already a clue it is going to be something vastly different . Possibly curvy screen display right up to the edges, ceramic backing as rumored, no more ext SD and builtin battery going by the trend ??

if its going to look sleek like HOX, i going to jump like the wind

32nm quad core processor. Way to go. 
+1

I am not so concerned with processor. More important to me is ease of use and 'fluidity'.

One thing I notice on my S2 is that when I change the orientation from vertical to horizontal (and vice versa), it takes a few seconds for the display to re-orientate. I hope S3 will be faster in this area.

It is done so that the phone makes sure users really wanna switch to that orientation b4 it actually does.  Read it somewhere.. An Android developers said it himself

i believe this is the actual pics of s3

i believe this is the actual pics of s3