It seems it’s pretty much safe to assume that if someone has your phone in their possession they’ll be able to get through the lockscreen: now, the Samsung Galaxy S III has a security bug too. You can gain full access to a locked Galaxy S III with a series of simple button presses. More »
Samsung’s latest Galaxy SIII ad starts off all cutesy: a family guy heading off on a work trip, saying goodbye to his young family. His kids have even made him a cute video to watch on the plane, and his wife has… hey now, his wife has been rather more adventurous. More »
Samsung rolls out pebble designed Samsung MP3 Player W1(YP-W1) capable of instant playing back of the transferred music files from Galaxy S III on the 22nd. Samsung MP3 Player W1 comes in pebble blue and marble white and the 13.7g ultra light weight portable MP3 with SoundAlive and Bass Boots as well as offering the easiest grip which comes in handy especially for cycling and mountaineering enthusiasts.
In the last round of color additions to its flagship Galaxy S III smartphone, Samsung took a decidedly sombre tone, with new hues like Titanium Gray and Amber Brown. But, according to GSM Arena, the smartphone maker decided to lighten things up this time, going with a pale pink to round out its color selection for the model to a lucky seven — but the new shade will only roll out to Korea, for now. It will go along with the original Marble White and Pebble Blue, plus the aforementioned dark colors which were accompanied by Garnet Red and Sapphire Black. There’s no mention of availability stateside, but if you’ve been thinking of settling for a less capable model to matchy-match with Fifi, now you can go with power and panache.
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