The Samsung Galaxy S3 was the best Android smartphone on the market when it first came out and it’s still a great choice for people on a budget. It is a quad-core beast with a gorgeous screen ...

I've got some good news for you. It's not too late to sell your old Galaxy S3 and in fact, you'll probably get top dollar for it if you lock in your price as soon as you can. Jeff Trachsel ...

Compared to today’s gigantic smartphones, the Galaxy S3 is petite. It offered a 4.8-inch 720p display and weighed just 133g — perfect for tucking in your pocket, unlike the modern power user ...

The Samsung Galaxy S3 will probably never get Android 5.0 Lollipop which means that users experiencing Galaxy S3 problems will likely need to seek out bug fixes on their own. With that in mind ...

And is now cheaper then ever. But if you're starting to feel a bit of upgrade rage and are jealously eying up 2013's new Android models, perhaps your "old" Galaxy S3 might benefit from a bit of a ...

The Samsung Galaxy S3 was the most popular selling smartphone in Q3 2012, following in the footsteps of its older brother, the now 18 month-old Samsung Galaxy S2. Samsung Galaxy S25 Edge review ...

the (full-sized) Galaxy S3. Though the S3 Mini's processor should ... compared the full-sized Galaxy S III to the three-year-old iPhone 3GS. Though it disappoints geeks and can't be considered ...

The Samsung Galaxy S3 is two-years-old in May, and that is when many contracts will expire and allow owners to upgrade to the Galaxy S5. Samsung delivers a much nicer design and build quality than ...

Below, you can see screenshots showing Wear OS on the Galaxy Gear S3, which is certainly an interesting sight. Now, don’t get too excited about digging out your old watch and throwing Wear OS ...

For example, it’s now possible to get Android 13 on the Galaxy s3 and the Note2, according to Android Police. Talk about the good old days! These phones were released back in 2012, and the ...

The Galaxy Tab S3 is very user-friendly ... is almost a couple years old and is likely soon to be replaced. While ideally I'd always choose to have speakers facing forward on any mobile device ...