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Samsung Galaxy S III hits the stores in 28 countries today and you will be able to purchase 16GB pebble blue or marble white edition in the U.K., France, UAE, Saudi Arabia, Europe and the Middle East and Africa. More counties to follow in the coming months.
The Wi-Fi edition of the Samsung Galaxy Tab 2 10.1 is now available for pre-order in Canada through Future Shop retailer for $349.99 (16GB). The release date is set for June 22nd. Check out the more info and pre-order the Galaxy Tab 2 10.1 from the link provided here.
The AT&T branded Samsung Galaxy S III (SGH-I747) handset has passed though the FCC, getting aprroved for HSPA+ and 4G LTE bands. FCC has always been a good source for info on upcoming handsets. So, Galaxy S III is heading to hit the U.S. very soon.
According to a leaked T-Mobile roadmap leak, the carrier is planning to release the 16GB/32GB Samsung Galaxy S III metallic blue varinats on June 20th, 16GB ceramic white GSIII edition on July 11th. Check out the release dates of the Galaxy Note and Huawei-made myTouch devices here.
Bluetooth SIG has confirmed the Bluetooth 4.0 capabilities for CDMA versions of the Samsung Galaxy S III handset for both Sprin (SGH-L710) and Verizon (SGH-I535) networks, clueing us that device is heading to both networks in the U.S.
Walmart is now selling the AT&T branded 4G LTE capable Samsung Focus 2 windows phone for just $9.99, which normally costs $49.99 at AT&T stores. Check ou the more info and grab the Samsung Focus 2 handset from the appropriate links provided here.
T-Mobile branded Samsung Galaxy S III (SGH-T999/T99V) has passed thorugh the FCC doors with carrier’s AWS bands. It looks like T-Mobile will bring it to the States very soon before other U.S. carriers.
The Samsung Galaxy S III handset has been approved by Bluetooth SIG with AT&T & T-Mobile compatibilities and corresponding model numbers, leading us to believe that the device heading to the United States very soon.
The Samsung Galaxy S III handset gets rooted weeks before its launch by a noted Android developer Chainfire, using a leaked firmware build. Check out the more info about the rooting process of the Galaxy S III handset here.
Both the Amazon and Expansys retailers are now offering the pre-orders for the fully unlocked Samsung Galaxy S III GSM GT-I9300 handsets for $694 and $799 repectively. Check out the more info and place an order from the appropritae links provided here.