The Jelly Bean update process for the Samsung Galaxy S III has been in process and now it is rolling out in Western Europe – France, Spain, Romania and Austria.
Samsung ATIV S is now available for order on MobiCity website for $699 AUD in Australia. ATIV S sports a bigger 4.8″ HD screen, dual-core CPU, 8MP snapper, 16GB eMMC, microSD card slot, BT, Wi-Fi and more.
While Android Jelly bean update has kicked off in several regions, the update is not expected any sooner in the US. There are reports that the update will only be available in 2013 for US Variants.
Sprint has officially announced its Samsung Galaxy Note II 4G LTE handset arriving on October 25th, priced at $299 on a two-year contract. Galaxy Note II ships with Android 4.1 Jelly Bean, 5.5″ HD screen, 2GB RAM and an 8MP camera.
Samsung Galaxy S III users in Sweden can now get the new Android Jelly Bean OS v4.1.1 update. The update is available via KIES. Samsung UK has also confirmed that the update will be available this month in UK.
T-Mobile’s leaked roadmap suggest that the carrier will launch several devices on their network carrier in late October or early November. The launch schedule includes much anticipated LG Optimus L9 and HTC Windows Phone 8X.
The newly unveiled Samsung Galaxy S III Mini is available in pre-orders at £249 (£298.80 inc VAT) in white and blue models in the UK. British retailer Clove has started taking pre-orders for this new smartphone today.
The Korean manufacturer has officially unveiled the new Samsung Galaxy S III mini handset, which comes with Android 4.1 Jelly Bean OS, 4″ S AMOLED display, S Voice app, 5MP cam, 8GB/16GB eMMC, 1500mAh battery, NFC and more.
Japan’s carrier NTT DOCOMO announced today its 2012 winter lineup of 16 models for holiday season, including Samsung Galaxy SIII and Galaxy Note 2 out of nine smartphones. The Note 2 will be launched in November and Galaxy S III in December.
Samsung Galaxy Note II will be launched in the US on October 24 at an event in New York. The phablet will be arriving on T-Mobile’s network this fall.