New, No Contract Samsung Galaxy S III Carrier

HILLSBORO, Ore. - Dec. 30, 2013 - PRLog -- The Galaxy S III from Samsung was available for purchase since 20102 and is still a very popular phone. It is available worldwide with all major carriers with or without contracts. Many tech review sites have given this Samsung smartphone rave reviews including Cnet and Engadget. Even thought not everyone will like the plastic feel to the phone, it does not seem to have hurt sales any as Samsung has kept the same plastic feel to the cellphone since the first Galaxy was released back in 2010.

The reviews agree that the camera on the Galaxy S III is snappy and very responsive with virtually no shutter lag at all and the 4.8 inch super AMOLED screen reveals bright and colorful pictures. The screen is a major selling point to high end smartphones and Samsung has definitely delivered in this part of the phone with a razor sharp screen of 1280 x 720 in screen resolution providing lots of space and an uncluttered feel to the Operating System. As mentioned earlier the camera is of high quality delivering 8 MP pictures and High Definition video with it’s fast 1.5Ghz Dual Core processor to keep up with any rendering and resource heavy apps that run in the background or tasks that can be taxing on a processor.

Even though the phone comes with a generous 2GB RAM it can easily be upgraded to up to 64GB’s or RAM using the common MicroSD card used by all smartphones. This amount of extra space can definitely come in handy if you are watching High Definition movies or recording them and taking lots of pictures while HD apps are becoming more popular but taking up more space.

With a few simple math calculations and comparing no contract phone plans to 2 year contract mobile phone plans, the saving start to mount up after only a few months, and in most cases well within the first 12 months of using a cellphone. Paying for only what you use can save you even more especially if you are not using as much data as you are allowed to use on contract phones. Since almost all smartphones try to use wi-fi whenever possible to get the fastest speeds, you may be using less data over cellular connections than was thought. The new carrier Ting http://www.hostinganddesigns.com/WPDesigns2/?p=1242 may be the best choice for no contract, pay for what you use plans available at this time.

Keep in mind that cellphone receptions and coverage will dictate your data speeds depending on the carrier you are using or plan on using in the near future. If there is a lot of streaming involved, especially with video, you need to make certain you will be getting the speeds and coverage that you will require.

The Samsung Galaxy S III has become a real competitor to the iPhone and has proven to be extremely popular for an Android OS alternative to the iPhone. Samsung has reported to have sold over 50 million Galaxy smartphones, so there are sure to be some refurbished phones by now also available via Ting, (more information here http://ting.7eer.net/c/69267/76893/2020) saving you some money up front on the cost of the retail price of a smartphone as well.