According to news that comes from an unnamed Samsung exec who hints to Korea Times that the next generation Samsung Galaxy S III will include Samsung’s quad-core Exynos chip which comes with LTE and WCDMA radios.
After the big release of iPhone 4S and the new iPad / iPad 3 by Apple, the major focus is on the upcoming gadgets, not by Apple, whether they will be able to beat these current gadgets or not. One of these is the next generation Samsung Galaxy S III which could beat Apple’s current iPhone 4S. Recently we posted a picture that could be our future Galaxy S III and now another picture has popped up probably giving us a glance at the next generation Galaxy S III.
Sad news for all console gamers who had their eyes on Microsoft’s next generation Xbox. According to Microsoft the successor to Xbox 360 will not be announced at the 2012 Electronic Entertainment Expo.
Samsung’s next major concentration is over its next generation smartphone Galaxy S III but the device has remained hidden or has tried to be kept hidden as much as possible. Even then the pictures showing the next generation Samsung Galaxy S III are showing up and this picture is one picture that is no where near a rumor to me.
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According to AppleInsider, Apple is now planning to go for 5G Gigabit Wi-Fi which is a newer and a faster technology than the current one it offers. This new 802.11ac standard achieves much faster speeds compared to the current existing 802.11n specification that is found in current iOS device.
