This is rumored to be MetroPCS's Samsung Galaxy S III version with LTE radios suitable for the carrier. Other features are expected to be the same as the other carrier versions.
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Good news for MetroPCS customers! One of the very best Android smartphones of the year will soon be part of the carrier's portfolio. The Samsung Galaxy S III, which was expected to go on sale with MetroPCS this month has now gotten an official releas...
*UPDATE: Samsung Mobile has just posted the official press-release, announcing that the Jelly Bean update for the U.S. versions of the Galaxy S III will arrive "in the coming months." It also mentions that the specific time of release for each update...
For months, we have been hearing that pre-paid carrier MetroPCS would be offering the Samsung Galaxy S III. The phone showed up in the carrier's fall lineup when it was announced last month. Whatever happened to the days when pre-paid carriers had th...
Metro PCS is widely known to be the first US carrier to launch a 4G LTE network way before Verizon did, but the two can hardly be compared - Metro PCS offers noticeably lower speeds. Still, it’s one of the better regional carriers, offering decent pr...
so far its blown my mind. awesome for gaming with minor lag but overall good. the speed of the phone it self has been really good but using metro's 4g network is ok. i bought a $1 case off ebay and despite gorilla glass still bought a screen protector. battelry life is the biggest winner here (lasting 5 hours at %100) but only if you turn off the 4g network besides that it drains pretty fastoverall good and nothing strange has happen...yet XD
p.s. there was a small issue with the card reader but it was a class issue (it was a class 2 micro sd card) classes 4, 6, 10 work.
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