Soon, mobile phone users around the world will be able to purchase a new flagship Android device coming from Samsung.
Supposedly called Galaxy S III, the new device will be released as the successor of last year’s Galaxy S II smartphone, and should pack top-of-the-line technology inside.
Nothing has been made official on the new device as of yet, but Samsung is expected to make it official in the very near future, maybe before the end of this month.
Although unofficial, some specs on
Galaxy S III have already made it to the web, and enthusiasts have found them inspiring.
Thus, concept devices based on these leaked hardware specs have emerged, also complemented by the vision of their designers.
One new such handset has been spotted over at
concept-phones (it comes from designer Hafizoff), with a rather unusual, edge-to-edge screen that makes it look even better than we might have imagined it before.
The concept device, which can be seen in the photo to the left, sports a 4.8-inch touchscreen display that can deliver a 720p resolution, and packs three 3 capacitive buttons below the screen.
Moreover, the handset features a quad-core Exynos application processor inside, along with an internal memory that ranges from 16GB to as much as 64GB.
The specifications list of this
device also includes 1GB of RAM, WiFi and Bluetooth 3.0 connectivity capabilities, support for LTE networks, and NFC functionality, in addition to a built-in GPS receiver.
On the back, this Galaxy S III concept device features a 12 megapixel photo snapper, as well as a ceramic case, as can be seen in the aforementioned image.
Many of the features included in this concept smartphone might easily make it to the real device, which is supposedly slated for launch in the coming weeks. However, we should expect for an official announcement on the matter to be made to learn specifics on it.
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