Samsung Galaxy S3: rich features will attract millions in the US

Samsung Galaxy S3 is very rich in features and this will attract millions of users in the US towards this super-phone

Samsung’s Galaxy S3 is the best smartphone to hit the market so far. For US consumers the wait has continued for several weeks and they are set to get the smartphone now. But the waiting time is expected to be considerably long given the fact that the demand is very high for the latest version of Galaxy S from Samsung.

It is not just being appreciated for its huge 4.8 display, but also the powerful processor that packs huge power in such a small machine. The Samsung Galaxy S3 runs on Android  4.0 operating system and is powered by a very powerful 1.5GHz dual-core processor. This allows you to play a video on the go, while simultaneously running other tasks, eliminating the need to close and restart videos when checking new emails or surfing the Web.

The whole world seems to be falling for this powerful handsets and Apple is so scared of it that it recently deployed its manufacturing partner Foxconn CEO to attack Galaxy S3 and ask Apple fans to desist falling for it. He said that Apple’s iPhone 5 will comprehensively beat this monster.

There is palpable fear among Apple bosses that Galaxy S3 may eat into its base as it has come with great features. Samsung’s Galaxy S3 has come out with major upgrades not just in its size but also in its processor, camera and several other features. Its size has become almost similar to the biggest Samsung smart-phone, Galaxy Note. But the 4.8 inch screen size appeals to the core Samsung lovers who want bigger and bigger screens.

Samsung Galaxy S3 is very rich in features. A report in Anandtech says, “AllShare branding has shown up in several different TouchWiz iterations, and up until now has leveraged the features of the DLNA spec to offer media sharing services. The latest iteration includes AllShare Play which is a DLNA screen sharing feature that mirrors AirPlay, and works with DLNA capable displays on the same network as the source. The new sharing features take advantage of WiFi Direct to enable specific sharing use cases…A host user enables Group Cast from their device and creates a PIN so other users can access the session. A document open on the host device can be shared on the other devices and users can annotate the shared document, or simply view the document at their leisure. This feature obviates the need for a large shared display or “smart screen” for group collaboration”. For many people this is one features that will immediately attract them towards it.

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