After Sprint and AT&T, the Samsung Galaxy S3 will stumble into Verizon stores across the US on July 10. Customers will also have access to the Verizon Wireless 4G LTE network that is available in 304 markets throughout the country.
This popular smartphone hit the US back in June through a couple of wireless carriers. A couple or more had to postpone their initial plans due to the intensifying demand and the shortage of 32GB versions and pebble blue handsets across the globe. Just like AT&T, the carrier in question hadn’t yet officially announced its release date.
This smartphone can brag about a plethora of social media centric applications that make sharing, uploading and downloading content even more convenient. Apart from the onboard apps, users can also access the 4G LTE-optimized ones like Color, through which they can upload live audio-visual clips on Facebook. They can additionally take advantage of the Viewdini app that offers contact to a range of content providers like websites, video sources and cable operators. Furthermore, this application can be downloaded via Verizon Apps or Google Play.
To summarize the hardware components, the device binges on the Ice Cream Sandwich platform and draws steam from a 1.5GHz dual core Qualcomm Snapdragon CPU. Its back panel is dotted with an 8MP snapper that features zero-lag shutter speed, while a 4.8-inch HD Super AMOLED capacitive touchscreen spans its face along with a 1.9MP sensor that facilitates video-conferencing on the go.
The Samsung Galaxy S3 price via Verizon is tagged at $199.99 (approx. Rs. 10,895) for the 16GB version and $249.99 (approx. Rs. 13,625) for the 32GB one. They can be picked up through the company’s online and retail stores from July 10.
