US Cellular To Offer Samsung Galaxy SIII 16GB For $199.99 And 32GB For $249.99
U.S. Cellular has announced through Twitter that Samsung’s flagship 4G LTE Galaxy SIII will be available for pre-order on the network from June 12. The company will offer Samsung Galaxy SIII 16GB for $199.99 and 32GB for $249.99. Interested buyers will get an option to prepay for the device from June 12 and sign up for updates from June 5 at uscellular.com/gs3. Unfortunately, the price includes $100 mail-in-rebate, even if you want to buy from online. Both models will be available in marble white color, and the 16GB version will also be available in pebble blue color. The operator did not revealed when the shipping will start.
Apple Trying To Block Sales Of Samsung’s New Galaxy Phone
Samsung said earlier that the Galaxy S III will be available in the United States starting this month from five carriers, including AT&T, Sprint, T-Mobile, Verizon Wireless and US Cellular. But the rival company Apple Inc. is trying to hinder sales of Samsung’s latest Galaxy smartphones in the United States. Apple has requested to a federal judge to block sales of Samsung products including their upcoming Galaxy SIII.
Samsung Makes Galaxy S3 Source Code Open
Last month, Samsung has introduced Galaxy S3 smartphone which has impressive hardware and run on Google’s Android 4.0 (Ice Cream Sandwich) operating system. In the short time of introducing, Samsung has revealed 180MB of source code for Samsung Galaxy S3 units with the model number GT-I9300. Abreast original source code, a 1.2MB update is also available which supports for the GT-I9300_MEA, GT-I9300_SEA and GT-I9300_SWA models.
Samsung Galaxy SIII Has Been Launched! Did You Notice?
Just hours after the grand launch of Samsung Galaxy SIII smartphone, the wave of anticipation seems to die off. In the Google+ trending topics it is seen in a declining trend, while iPhone is seen in an uprising trend. Twitter trend board also doesn’t show #GALAXYSIII at all. Does it mean that people are simply not impressed with ‘The Next Galaxy’? Or, some people just didn’t notice that the phone was launched officially yesterday? Let’s find out.
