Samsung has cut prices of its popular Galaxy range of smartphones in India. The Galaxy S III received the biggest price drop of Rs 3,000 for both 16GB and 32GB variants, according to our friends at PriceBaba.com. On Flipkart, the Galaxy S III 16GB variant is now available for Rs 31,900 while the 32GB variant is available for Rs 34,900 on Saholic. The Galaxy S III, which was launched in June this year for Rs 43,000, has received a price drop of 25 percent in last six months! (more…)Google+

Samsung today revealed more features for the Premium Suite Upgrade for the Galaxy S III after Jelly Bean update. After revealing that multi-window mode is also coming to the Galaxy S III, the Korean smartphone maker today announced that the Galaxy S III’s camera would get a new low-light shooting mode. Read on for more new features. (more…)Google+

Samsung is rolling out a premium suite update for the Galaxy S III that will bring numerous new tweaks and software features to its flagship Android smartphone. One of the main features will be the multi-window interface that was first introduced in the Galaxy Note II. Read on for what’s new a demo video of the premium suite update. (more…)Google+

Research in Motion’s BlackBerry will be outgunned by Apple’s iPhone and Google’s Android for the first time ever in the enterprise device market in 2012 states research firm IDC. (more…)Google+

Samsung could announce the Galaxy S III Mini on October 11 at a press event in Frankfurt. AllAboutSamsung has received an invite for the event, which has the ‘S’ motif from the Galaxy S III and cryptic clues, which translate into something to the tune of “something small to make it big” and “small is now a big hit.” Earlier, it was thought that Samsung would launch some music offering but these clues indicate it could be the Galaxy S III Mini instead. (more…)Google+

Samsung has slashed the price of the Galaxy S III yet again and it is now available for Rs 34,900. This is the third major price drop the phone has received after its launch in June. Samsung had launched the Galaxy S III at a street price of Rs 42,500 but its price dropped to Rs 38,900 within a week after the launch. Many online retailers even started giving out discount coupons and freebies along with the smartphone to sweeten the deal. The price had somewhat stabilized to Rs 36,900 before today’s pric...

Samsung in launching the 32GB variant of the Galaxy S III in India for a cool Rs 41,500. The phone has been listed on the company’s online store, though it is not in stock, yet. Samsung had launched the 16GB version of the Galaxy S III in India in June for Rs 43,180 and was available on its online store for Rs 42,500 at the time of launch. Less than two months later, the 16GB variant is available for Rs 38,400 on the store and can be bought for even lesser from multi-brand online retail stores. (more...

Samsung has announced it has sold 10 million units of the Galaxy S III globally. The news is right on cue as the company had earlier said the milestone will be achieved in July. Initially, Samsung had announced the Galaxy S III had scored over 9 million pre-orders, mostly from carriers worldwide. (more…)Google+

The initial shortage of Galaxy S III units might have cost Samsung about 2 million unit sales in June alone, according to a Reuters report. The Galaxy S III is the fastest selling smartphone for Samsung and is expected to cross 10 million unit sales sometime in July, less than two months of its global launch. (more…)Google+

Samsung is expecting the sales of its Galaxy S III to cross 10 million units sometime in July, Reuters is quoting Samsung’s head of mobile division, JK Shin. The Galaxy S III was first launched on May 29 in Europe followed by a global roll-out that is still underway. (more…)Google+

It is the most high-profile and talked-about Android smartphone of 2012. Samsung did a great job of creating pre-launch hype and even pushing forward its global announcement to time it closer to the launch date. Yes, Samsung did try to execute Apple’s playbook and succeeded in doing so to a great extent. But does the Galaxy S III live up to all the hype surrounding it? Will it be able to justify a higher price tag than the similarly equipped and better looking HTC One X? Let’s find out. (more…)G...

The Samsung Galaxy S III goes on sale in India from tomorrow and HTC is moving the heavy boulders to ensure its One X doesn’t get bulldozed by Samsung’s martketing blitzkrieg and existing hype about the device. It has circulated a cheatsheet for its sales staff to counter customer queries when they compare the One X’s features with that of the Galaxy S III. The cheatsheet has been clicked on camera by Pricebaba and while it is hopeless in many cases, it is good to see HTC finally trying to d...