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Monday, September 3, 2012

Samsung Galaxy S3 - Release Date, Price, Design and Features Round-Up

The Samsung Galaxy S3 is to be the successor to the hugely popular Samsung Galaxy S2 and rumours surrounding its release date, features, design and price are rife, here we take a look at what has so far been confirmed and what we can expect from this new high-end smart phone.

First of all, Samsung may have accidentally already revealed the Galaxy S3 in a video launched at the recent CES event this year which shows a larger handset than the S2 with a much bigger touch screen and slimmer bevel surround, the display is likely to be 4.6 inches or more based on the manufacturers last two release.

These include the Samsung Galaxy Nexus which sports a 4.65 inch display and the Samsung Galaxy Note which packs the largest touch screen currently available at a massive 5.3 inches, the Galaxy S3 will most definitely use Super AMOLED Plus technology and offer HD support at 1080p as this is already available on the Samsung Galaxy S2.

The camera will most probably turn out to be a 12 mega pixel lens although Samsung did out a 16 mega pixel unit in October of last year there has been no talk connecting it with the Galaxy S3, the camera will be enhanced with face recognition, smile detection, LED flash, image stabiliser, auto and touch focus and 1080p video capture.

When it comes to a definite release date there is no confirmed knowledge at this time, originally tipped to be launching at the Mobile World Congress event in Barcelona the manufacturer has now confirmed that will not be the case. Reports suggest that it may be a while longer as the company want to avoid the staggered release scenario of the Galaxy S2 which saw a significant delay in launched the product in America after hitting the UK market.

It has also been rumoured that it could coincide with the release of the new Apple iPhone 5, the S2 was launched around the same time as the iPhone 4 and has gone on to outsell Apple's previous model in the UK, the newer iPhone 4S has also failed to make much of an impact on Galaxy S2 sales figures.

In terms of overall design, the Samsung Galaxy S3 looks to be following a similar stance to the S2 with a lightweight, slim and sleek form which makes the iPhone look a little bulky, the main touch screen dominates the front of the handset and touch sensitive buttons may be removed.

This is mostly due to the new phone shipping with the latest Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich edition operating system which negates the need for both physical and touch buttons, it also introduces lots of new features and updates such as better task management, facial recognition unlock, live effects for video, advanced NFC sharing features and improved email and web browser.

Powering this new flagship phone could well be the first ever quad-core processor as the manufacturer; Qualcomm have now confirmed that these are available, this could increase speeds to between 1.6GHz and 2GHz making the Galaxy S3 one of the fastest smart phones available.

As for price, it is widely expected that the Samsung Galaxy S3 will cost a little more than the S2 did when it was first released, this would mean that a free phone would probably be available with contract deals of between £36 and £41 line rental costs per month.

If you would like to see Samsung Galaxy S3 deals as they are released or take a look at information about the iPhone 5 please feel free to browse our website: Phones Limited.


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Sunday, December 25, 2011

iPhone 4S Pay Monthly Contract Deals Price Drop

The recently released Apple iPhone 4S which has now taken over from the iPhone 4 demands a high price when it comes to buying this latest Apple phone with a pay monthly contract deal, the iPhone 4S has now been available to buy for over 3 weeks and finally consumers are able to take advantage of a recent price drop.

iPhone 4S deals represent some of the most expensive offers currently available when compared with similar handsets from rival manufacturers, on release this latest iPhone could not be ordered for less than a staggering £46 line rental per month with a 24 month contract deal.

Now that the independent retailers are starting to receive their own iPhone 4S stocks they are able to put together bespoke deals based on their established profit margins which is now helping to reduce the price of the iPhone 4S with contract deals.

The first discount came when the line rental dropped from the above mentioned £46 down to £43 for a free phone which was (and still is) offered by the 3 Mobile network, this then dropped again when Vodafone started offering the iPhone 4S free of charge on a £41 per month contract.

The good news is that these pay monthly offers for the latest Apple phone are continuing to be discounted and the lowest line rental price consumers can currently expect to pay for a free iPhone 4S has now dropped further to £40.85 on the T-Mobile network.

All of the above quoted deals are for a free phone which means they are not actually the cheapest offers over the minimum term contract length, these consumers have to pay an upfront fee for.

The current cheapest deal for an iPhone 4S 16GB requires the customer to part with £309.99 upfront and commit to a line rental of £20 per month on the Orange iPhone 20 tariff, this equates to £789.99 total expenditure over the contract period compared with £980.40 for the previously mentioned best deal with a free phone at £40.85 over 2 years.

Many consumers are choosing the deals that offer the iPhone 4S free of charge simply because of the cost of the upfront investment, with the current economic climate effecting many families spare income they are choosing to pay extra over the term of their contract agreements rather than part with a large cost upfront.

If you would like to check out the latest iPhone 4S deals or take a look at iPhone 4 deals as they are discounted then please feel free to browse our website: Phones Limited.


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