The Samsung Galaxy S III might have already turned into a classic with over 10 million units sold, but interestingly it doesn't have a classic black version. Samsung put a lot of effort into the colors, even claiming to have invented its own shade of blue in the Galaxy S III, and it also ships the device in white and most recently garnet red. Now, a fourth, black version of the SGS III has appeared on T-Mobile, confirming all earlier ambiguous images.
Previously, we doubted that the angle and shades could have mislead us into thinking that a photographed pebble blue Galaxy S III looks like a black one, but here the black is very clearly seen. The back is very glossy, it almost looks slippery, and it looks gorgeous.
It seems unlikely that T-Mobile would change the color of the original Galaxy S III, so stay tuned - a black version is coming. We just don't know when, but we guess it'd be sooner rather than later.
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