Samsung Galaxy S III Wireless charging

Samsung's newest flagship smartphone, the Samsung Galaxy S III, is out.

Quite a few commenters on CNET's live blog expressed their disappointment, saying that the Galaxy S III is an evolution, not a revolution, that they wish it had a better camera, that it came in ceramic material, and that the design wasn't that compelling. I must respectfully disagree on all three counts, and here's why.

Design
Design and two colors -- marble white and pebble blue are immediately compelling. The handset's plastic looked far more premium than other devices. Yes, the white version is shiny plastic, but the silver accents give it a more premium look and feel. The "pebble blue" color (which to my eyes is more like a slate gray with bluer overtones) looks like it has a brushed finish.

The design is also accessible, with the 4.8-inch HD Super AMOLED screen (1,280x720 pixels) taking center stage. Samsung does this purposely, to make the handset as universally appealing as possible, and I think it's a good strategy.

Android Ice Cream Sandwich
The Galaxy S III features Android 4.0 ICS with its TouchWiz interface. I've never been the biggest TouchWiz fan, but I found this version a little less intrusive, and the phone navigable and easy to use. Samsung's TouchWiz does add certain enhancements that we'll get to in a moment, so I have to appreciate the layer.

Features

eature of Samsung Galaxy S-III

• Runs on the latest Android operating System 4.0
• Comes with a 4.8-inch screen, bigger than its highly successful predecessor Galaxy S-II
• Smart stay
• New Design
• A powerful Processor
• 8 Mega Pixel camera
• 4 G supported
• S Voice
• 32 GB Memory ( 64 GB in future)

One of the most impressive features is the 1.4GHz Samsung Exynos 4 quad-core processor on this global model. It felt very fast, but of course the data network also contributes to impressions of speed when it comes to data-heavy tasks like loading Web sites and uploading photos.

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