Samsung launched the Galaxy S III smartphone in London on Thursday. The device will run Android Ice Cream Sandwich (ICS), version 4.0 of the mobile OS. The Galaxy S III's features include facial and voice recognition, voice command capability and eye tracking.
The Samsung Galaxy S III
"We believe the Galaxy S III is the most anticipated product in the 20-year history of Samsung Mobile," Blythe Makenzie, Samsung Mobile's representative, told TechNewsWorld. "We will continue to share information as it becomes available."
The Galaxy S III's Specs
The Galaxy S III has an 4.8-inch Super AMOLED 1,280 by 720 pixel screen, an 8 MP autofocus rear camera with flash and zero shutter lag, a front-facing 1.9 MP camera that records HD videos at 30 fps with zero shutter lag, and WiFi and Bluetooth 4.0 capability.
It also offers NFC, or near-field communications, which enables mobile payments and lets devices exchange data when they touch.
The S III also has an accelerometer, an RBG light, a digital compass, a barometer, a gyroscope and a proximity sensor.
Other features are Smart Stay, S Beam, Buddy Photo Share, Share Shot, AllShare Play, AllShare Cast, social and group tags, S Voice, and links to the usual Google (Nasdaq: GOOG) mobile services.
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