Samsung Galaxy S3 with 2GB RAM hitting Japan soon

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Yes, we know that it seems quite absurd but it’s true. The Japanese version of the Samsung Galaxy S3 will release with 2 GB of RAM, although it’s very hard to believe this. But, it’s official!

Both Samsung & DoCoMo has affirmed it. Sadly, at the moment, it appears as though the additional inclusion of RAM is going to be restricted to Japan, similar to the additional Japan customary of the 1seg TV tuner. Apart from these two dissimilarities though, it is essentially the same handset.

It’s expected that the 2GB of RAM will become the standard shortly; however it appears that it will take some time to achieve that. Obviously, as great as it appears, we do not actually know that the additional RAM would offer that much advantage except user plan to open all application & games on their smartphone simultaneously. As a result, perhaps we aren’t losing out on much.

In addition, the Japanese variant utilizes a mighty dual-core Qualcomm’s Snapdragon 1.5GHz CPU (MSM8960) similar to the LTE-supporting HTC One X for AT&T & the One XL. The change in chipset has also affected the thickness as well; the Japanese version is 9mm thick instead of 8.6mm. However, this alteration would be considered trivial by many users.

The news about a Japanese-only model may not be that exciting, but it gives us a glimpse into what the US-bound version of Samsung Galaxy S3 will look like. So far, we know nothing about the US version of S3. The only option is to keep our fingers crossed for its US release.

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Affordable HTC Desire C with Beats audio now official

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After lots of speculations, the HTC Desire C (formerly recognized as Golf & Wildfire C) goes official yesterday. This smartphone has some similarity to the HTC Explorer, although it’s essentially more of a One series device.

The Desire C comes with Android v4.0 ICS operating system with Sense 4.0 on top of it. This new product from the house of Taiwanese mobile manufacturer also sports Beats Audio technology. Sadly, HTC hasn’t included the Beats headphones but we were expecting it. In addition, it flaunts a decent 3.5-inch LCD of HVGA resolution. The phone is 12mm broad & flaunts a robust metallic frame. On the other hand, the Explorer sports a 3.2-inch panel.

The smartphone is power-driven by a mighty Qualcomm Snapdragon S1 chipset with a processor clocked at 600MHz. The definite chip model no. was not disclosed, however it’s perhaps the MSM7225A with a Cortex-A5 processor & 512 MB RAM. This is the same processor as seen in the HTC Explorer.

HTC Desire C fetches a few more improvements compared to its ancestors. The 5 MP snapper comes with F/2.8 aperture & 34mm focal length. Users receive 4 GB of integrated memory space as well, Bluetooth, micro SD card slot, 3G network support, Wi-Fi, USB 2.0, etc. The 1230mAh battery also seems adequate for a budget smartphone. In addition, 25 GB of cloud space from Dropbox is offered for 2 years. HTC Desire C is offered in different exciting color options, such as Polar White, Stealth Black and Flamenco Red.

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Rumor: Samsung Galaxy S3 with 4G network support ready to hit US market

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US users could get a 4G-supporting variant of the Samsung Galaxy S3, as per some reports. This approaching device could flaunt a Qualcomm 1.5GHz Snapdragon S4 dual-core CPU – the similar chipset utilized in the Asus PadFone. This gives it the necessary kit required to support 4G connectivity.

The reports arrives along with speculations that the South Korean mobile phone manufacturer will copy the actions of HTC, which downgraded its quad core One X to a dual core CPU to include 4G support, specially for the United States marketplace. The 4G network is present in the US since 2003, and consumers prefer high-end models with this facility.

Even though the international version of the Galaxy S3 will flaunt the Exynos 4 quad core CPU, many are expecting a 4G-supporting US edition to be launched soon. With 4G connectivity, S3 will have to face a lot of troubles challenging with other 4G-enabled gizmos, like the HTC One X.

Well, the prospect seems exciting for Samsung fans in the US market. Anyway, the handset will hit the UK market shelves on May 30. If you haven’t checked it out, do it now. Many consumers in the UK are also demanding 4G LTE support in their handsets. So, it would make sense for Samsung to release the 4G version of their flagship model in other markets as well.

So, are you feeling let down by the inclusionof 4G network support in the US version only? Please let us know in the comments section below.

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