The Samsung Galaxy S III finally gets its Android 4.1.2 Jelly Bean update! Download now!

The time Samsung announced that the they will be bringing to the Galaxy S III the features found on the Galaxy Note II like that amazing, multi-window feature, every SGS III owner, I believe, was excited. Yesterday, a lot of people from my circle have posted on social networks that they already have the Android 4.1.2 Jelly Bean update on their devices which puts Samsung's promise into reality. Now, the Galaxy S III is at part (software-wise) with the Galaxy Note II with this update. Both devices are already on this version of the OS since the SGN2 was updated a week or so ago. So, SGS III owners who still did not update, start downloading, this probably is a 260MB download like the Note II's so I suggest you do the downloading either via WiFi or on your PC with Samsung Kies.

Thanks to Emman for the tip!

Who's waiting for the Galaxy S III Mini? Will be available in the Philippines by next week!

Philippines! Samsung Mobile Philippines has announced that the little brother of the Galaxy S III will be available in the country by next week. The Samsung Galaxy S III Mini, announced last year is really a mini. Sporting a much smaller screen and a less powerful CPU, the device is perfect for the average smartphone user. Priced at Php 14,990, the Galaxy S III Mini should perfectly fit your budget.

Samsung sells 100,000,000 Galaxy S smartphones!

Yup! Samsung has sold 100,000,000 Galaxy S devices all around the world! You might get this wrong so I'm going to make things clearer. Samsung, the Korean-giant slowly taking over the mobile world, has sold its 100,000,000th GALAXY S device. The Galaxy S line of smartphones by Samsung is the company's Flagship Android smartphone. So, when news tells you so, it basically means that if you combine all the global sales of the Galaxy S (the first ever Galaxy S smartphone), the Galaxy S II, and the Galaxy S III you'd be arriving at 100,000,000. A minute after you read this, that'd probably be 100,000,001. According to Samsung's press release, the break down of this number is as follows...

Samsung announced the Samsung Exynos 5 Octa an 8-core applications processor

The world's best maker of applications processors has done it again. After being able to spit out the best mobile processor in 2012 with the Samsung Exynos 4 Quad (found in the Galaxy S III and the Note II), the Korean-giant has announced at CES 2013, the next iteration of their Exynos line of processors, the Samsung Exynos 5 Octa. Yup, Octa which means? 8-cores.