Mobile Phone Solutions: Samsung Galaxy

<a href="https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEiRHKnPoEs_VMbsGA7roTGMsE2eAuN1uDNywHl2MPob_7mtfB59Qvp6OVTqsVJj_TJsknlD0ieTFX5_VlmFiRkZD0JlkpoGdgBC1YL9StNNN2h-IyG5YJyqekWzBXqt2fgL2M6E_k6Ijlw/s1600/SGS3+official.jpg" imageanchor="1" style="clear: left; float: left; margin-bottom: 1em; margin-right: 1em;"><img border="0" height="200" src="https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEiRHKnPoEs_VMbsGA7roTGMsE2eAuN1uDNywHl2MPob_7mtfB59Qvp6OVTqsVJj_TJsknlD0ieTFX5_VlmFiRkZD0JlkpoGdgBC1YL9StNNN2h-IyG5YJyqekWzBXqt2fgL2M6E_k6Ijlw/s400/SGS3+official.jpg" width="400"></a>After a lot of rumors and speculations, Samsung has finally unveiled their new Galaxy during the Samsung Galaxy S III 2012 Unpacked event yesterday. Most of what we expected are right on the spot and there are some great and cool new features that we never thought about. <br>
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Lets talk about the processor first as this is the part of the phone that intrigues me most. Samsung has already showed the Galaxy S III running Exynos 4212 Quad with the clock speed of 1.4GHz during the event while the LTE version is still coming soon. Base on the rumors that came out before the official announcement, it will run a quad-core processor whcih is true but some tech savvy guys said that it should also be available in dual-core just like the HTC One X and AT&T HTC One X. Why? It is because the 4G LTE connectivity doesn't work well yet with quad-core processor so it should be built together with a dual-core  processor. But there is nothing really have to worry about if you will only get a dual-core version because they shouldn't be that far from each other when it comes to performance.<br>

After a lot of rumors and speculations, Samsung has finally unveiled their new Galaxy during the Samsung Galaxy S III 2012 Unpacked event ye...