Samsung confirms Galaxy S III mini release date October 10, 2012 - 11:46 AMT PanARMENIAN.Net - JK Shin, head of Samsung Mobile Communications, confirmed that his company will be releasing a four-inch version of the Galaxy S III on October 11 in Germany, The Verge reported. Shin didn't reveal many details about the device news during a meeting with Korean press on Wednesday, Oct 10, though he said it was spurred by increasing demand for 4-inch devices in Europe. He also noted that it won't be an entry-level handset, telling reporters it will have "full form factor." "We'll be launching a 4-inch Galaxy S III on the 11th in Germany," Shin said. "There's a lot of demand for a 4-inch screen device in Europe. Some call it an entry-level device, but we call it 'mini.'" Shin's confirmation comes just ahead of Apple's rumored iPad mini announcement. Partner news  Top stories The deal comes as Makani carries out the first fully autonomous flights of robot kites bearing its power-generating propellers. The validity period of BIT service is 30 days; the service cost is AMD 2500, with the maximum Internet speed of 384 kbps. The next generation iPad will keep its 2048 x 1536 Retina display by using a thinner 0.2mm piece of glass. Apple uses two conventional offshore tax practices typical of multinational companies' tax-avoidance strategies, the report said.   Partner news |  Latest news Fresno Armenians to commemorate veterans, Genocide victims  The services also remember deceased members of the Armenian community in the area, as well as those who died in the Genocide.Van Rompuy: youth unemployment pressing issue for EU Social unrest is rumbling and research has warned of "lost generations" of unemployed people and their children.Jordan King says extremism ‘grown fat’ on Israeli-Palestinian conflict The World Economic Forum has gathered 900 participants from 23 countries to discuss Mideast economic growth.12 injured in suicide bombing in Russia’s Dagestan Initial reports said one policeman died in hospital, but a spokesman for police in the North Caucasus republic later denied it. |
