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Image taken from GT-I9500 leaked, could belong to Galaxy S III

December 29, 2011 By kunal 2 Comments


 

Picasa has become a hunting ground for eagle-eyed bloggers and readers and it seems PocketNow tasted success while searching for an unannounced Samsung device. The site managed to get a sample shot taken from GT-I9500, which in all likeliness could be Galaxy S III. The reason it is claimed to be as the next Galaxy S device is due to its model number, which Samsung has used in previous Galaxy flagship devices (I9000 for Galaxy S, I9100 for Galaxy S II, I9250 for Galaxy Nexus).

Anyways, the image is nothing special except for the fact that it proves I9500’s existence and also that it was shot in Suwon, South Korea – HQ of Samsung.

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  1. Nobunaga Remnant says

    December 30, 2011 at 10:20 am

    Nokia N8 More powefull Than this laggy phones

    Reply
  2. galaxys3 says

    December 30, 2011 at 3:38 pm

    Looking good for a 5.0 MP pic

    Reply

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