Samsung Galaxy S III said to be quad-core phone
Quad-core speculations reemerge once more, as we eagerly await the phone's expected unveiling on May 3.
Samsung's "Mobile Unpack" event in London is only a few weeks away, and many of us here at CNET can hardly wait--especially when it comes to the debut of the Galaxy S III (or whatever the successor of the Samsung Galaxy S II will be called).
Past ruumors have already suggest a 4.6-inch Super AMOLED Plus display and eye-tracking.
In addition, previous speculation of a quad-core Exynos chipset have been recently corroborated.
According to the Verge, a source has confirmed that the Galaxy S III will indeed sport a quad-core processor.
"We haven't gotten a lock on exactly which quad-core processor will be in this phone," it reported, "but it seems like a reasonable guess that it'll be the same 32nm Cortex-A9 based Exynos teased earlier this year."
The chipset is said to quicken processor and camera speeds, as well as improve battery life.
From a ceramic casing to a TouchWhiz skin, keep up with all Galaxy S III rumors with our buddies at CNET UK.