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Today's edition of alleged Samsung Galaxy S3 photos brings feelings of deja vu
Today's edition of alleged Samsung Galaxy S3 photos brings feelings of deja vu
The week has barely started, and a new crop of alleged Samsung Galaxy S3 photos is making the rounds. The pictures jibe with the concoction sent to us last week in terms of the Nexus-y front of the device, and with the textured battery cover renders from way back last year, so for all intents and purposes these seem like 'shopped image editing exercises, which we've seen being bandied around before.

One more reason to believe the latter is that Galaxy S III on the back is written with Roman, instead of Arabic numerals, whereas the internal labeling of the Samsung GT-I9300 test mule leaked from Vietnam not long ago clearly refers to the phone as "Galaxy S3", as do the keywords for the Samsung Unpacked app in the Play Store.

Anyway, we are summoning the patience to wait two more days until the grand unveiling in London, where we will be live handling the real deal in flesh and blood.

source: KYM & GSMArena


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