Last week, Samsung and Verizon began the update for the Samsung Galaxy S III, which may have a few glitches. It adds a trial version of Caller ID which some users don't like. Some users have reported LTE connections.
Solutions to problems appear to disabling the caller ID app or completing a Factory Reset.
This is the first year that the official Oscars app supports Android (especially the Samsung Galaxy) and Kindle Fire, in ...
Sprint has sprinted to the update process for the Samsung Galaxy S III faster than any another other U.S. carrier and will start pushing out the update for Android 4.1.1 Jelly Bean later today. This update will seem like it just drops into to Samsung Galaxy S III, however we'd like to remind to try not to drop your S3 on the ground or into the pool (see what happens).
Typically over-the-air (OTA) updates start slowly at first and then are sent out in bigger numbers over time, especially over the weekend. When your Samsung is eligible for the update, it will download automatically.
This week has been a week for the Samsung Galaxy S3, HTC EVO 4G LTE, updates, Droid Incredible 4G LTE, the end of ala carte data at Verizon Wireless, end of deals, iOS 6 and reviewed reviews.
Here are the top WiMo News stories for the week of 6/10-6/17/2012:
Almost every day there is new news regarding the Samsung Galaxy S III and the great demand for the next big thing. We're seeing signs of delays, expensive accessories along with an excellent how-to starting guide.
Yesterday, Verizon, Wireless added a day on to the ship date which could be an indication of a delay or stock depletion. Today, we learned that Canadians will have to wait an extra week for the Samsung Galaxy S III.
With 9 million global preorders Samsung is having trouble keeping up with the demand. Samsung issued a statement reporting that the release date of the Samsung Galaxy S III in Canada has been delayed until June 27 due to high demand. The statement concluded "We expect any shortages to be short lived as we ramp up production to meet this unprecedented global demand.”