Rumor: Galaxy S III to hit US and Canada June 20th, Galaxy Note coming to T-Mobile July 11th (Bryan Bishop/The Verge)
We found a lot to like in Samsung’s Galaxy S III when we took a look at it this week, and while we know the phone is scheduled to arrive in Europe on May 29th, the best we’d heard for North America was “June.” That window appears to be narrowing, as a number of rumors are suggesting that June 20th is the day US and Canadian users will be able to get their hands on Samsung’s flagship device. MobileSyrup posted a screenshot denoting a June 20th release for the phone, with availability on Canadian carriers Rogers, Bell, Telus, and Virgin Mobile. The site reports that it was later asked to take down the screenshot, but not before Tom’s Hardware grabbed a copy of the image.
Adding another piece to the puzzle, TMoNews reports that it received a tip on the phone’s availability on T-Mobile, with the metallic blue version of the device slated to arrive on â€" you guessed it â€" June 20th. According to the site, the white version of the Galaxy S III won’t be arriving until July 11th, and in the 16GB variety only, at that. The 11th is also said to feature the debut of three additional phones on T-Mobile: the carrier’s recently-spotted version of the Galaxy Note, as well as two new MyTouch devices made by Huawei. Of course, all of the dates should be considered rumors until they’re officially confirmed, but the next two months might provide Android users quite a few new choices to pick from.
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It cannot be denied how technology has changed everyone's lives in different ways. Whether in transportation or in sports, there are various advancements that the growing knowledge in all aspects have offered. Even the computer cables that were once known to just transfer those messages and electricity on your desktop, has already invaded the loop holes of entertainment and transformed it into something much greater. These cables that have transcended the level of amusement are known as the HDMI cables.
HDMI cables are those that transmit high-definition multimedia interface on different components and devices to provide clearer images, sounds, and videos. These HDMI cables are commonly found on home entertainment system such as those LCD televisions which are sometimes hung on walls using an LCD bracket. While the HDMI cables attached to the televisions do not usually have any contact on the LCD bracket that is supporting the system, it is important to constantly check the connections to avoid electric disruptions and maintain the high quality imaging offered by your home entertainment system.
While this special wiring helps you feel the real meaning of high definition, the computers also grow rather faster than before. From the simplified ones filled with computer cables at the back portion to the wireless pieces that are connected through the technology of Bluetooth, you may not stop wondering when these changes will end. Well, although we know that this is not possible for now, we may still look into how many times and ways can advancement in various expertises can continue to change our lifestyles.
To see the changes that these cables have done for you, you can try to stop using these for some time. For example, go for that old television that you had way back a few years ago and see if you would still appreciate it the way you love your LCD television now. For your computer, try taking off all of those cables and you will notice how useless your desktop will be.
It is really evident that these connectors which are simple yet sophisticated in their own ways can do so much that you have not imagined. Whether for the good or for the bad, I'm pretty sure that your entertainment lifestyle differs from what it was before. We have technology and the experts to thank for that part, at least.
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