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It WILL have a S3, otherwise you wouldn't have data for t-mobile. I wonder whyidiots will even buy the t-mobile note, as the note 2 is going be released at the same time..

I think the only thing that the s3 has is a better screen, but not really that much better. Read DisplayMate's review, the brightness outside is ****ty, worse than the s2. The dualcore S4 has been benchmarked but bechmarks don't equal real world performance.. The s3 slutters and lags with the s4 processor, as most reviewers said on Youtube. I for my self will get the unlocked s3 from bestbuy to test it out, if i like the display or not. If i do, ill buy the int. version and return the us version one..
The galaxy s3 lag or the galaxy s2? Because mine don't lag at all! And all reviews I saw YouTube says it the smoothness android device to date! Lol just try it out

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The galaxy s3 lag or the galaxy s2? Because mine don't lag at all! And all reviews I saw YouTube says it the smoothness android device to date! Lol just try it out

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Yeah, it is fine, but not as smooth as the quadcore int. version, as Aaron from phonedog said. also some other reviewers mentioned that..
 
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I love my g2x. But since I have gad, I shall be getting both the s3 when the 64gb edition is released, as well as a note. By the time I'm ready, I hope the new note will be out and running great. For now my g2x fills the bill with custom jelly bean from running smooth.

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Yeah, it is fine, but not as smooth as the quadcore int. version, as Aaron from phonedog said. also some other reviewers mentioned that..
Aaron be tripping, he lost his mind when he lost all of that weight! Lol naw that's a good guy and knows what he is talking about. Also did you see the experts chart posted at phonedog? The USA galaxy s3 is number one over the international version And the one x and the iphone 4g and so on. Yeah baby

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The operating system is probably the best part. I think that the s3 were designed for more response than the s2. The s2 has a lot of delay more than the s3 with better cache and ram, I'm sure the s3 had the gs2 best parts, but I think that if you're a s2 owner, the changed aren't with another upgrade until the big change, right now after one year it didn't seem so significant to by a s3 unless it was the observations version, Wolfson sound and a quad core processor is pretty cool which will enable voodoo sound and hopefully for big time processes at once like calling downloading browsing and music or navigation at once without a glitch, that is the big difference, I funny know how the international and the us variants did in multithreaded, but it would seem a quad core can do the job at a healthier pace. The kernels are probably healthier as well in time span to better props.

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Default But is it worth it?

The Galaxy S3 is no doubt a much better phone but coming from the S2, is it really worth the hefty pricetag?
 
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I do think that with the lower voltage the processor can withstand the lower latency response.

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well I'm going for the international version with a verizon hot spot to put in my pocket for data

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Just signed up for sprint on Amazon wireless and its on is way, the hotspot that is, it was free of charge, just one penny.

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I'm getting the international s3.

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