Numerous faked images of Samsung’s Galaxy S III have been doing the rounds for the last few months, most of them looking clearly nonsensical to even the most amateur of phone enthusiast. But this latest S III leak fits the bill. It’s slim, it’s not just a Galaxy S II someone’s added the Android 4.0 buttons to in Photoshop, it looks like it may well have the ceramic body we’ve been told to expect.
The image, branded with the logo of a UK PR agency, makes reference to a Samsung Unpacked event scheduled for May 22nd, which would presumably be the day the phone would be announced. Which is rather later then anticipated. Here it is:
And if it isn’t the Galaxy S III, whoever came up with this concept ought to be given a job designing mobile telephones by someone, as it looks bloody nice indeed. What do you reckon? Nice enough that you could live with TouchWiz for another year or two?
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/ March 19, 2012I woud’ve certainly expected SGS III to be without any hardware buttons. If the device is to be a native ICS one, what does the ‘home’ button do? And there is a possibility the two other buttons are still there too.
I’m not convinced, Samsung is more innovative than that…