Galaxy Orange Samsung S3 with all options prices from zero euro

 

Looking at different options pages to buy a Samsung Galaxy S3 (16 GB) free has become clear that for less than 590 euros is hard to find. You'll probably find discounts and who does the FNAC if purchased by Internet or applying Movistar accumulated points but the only option to get it for little or no money is to hire a data plan like those offered by Orange .

If you go to the page web of Orange and pick the Galaxy Samsung S3 with portability from contract, the terminal you can go between 199 and 479 euros . The first price is achieved if the rate contracts Dolphin 79, 59 or 40, and the second price if you decide on the Squirrel 15. In any case, portability is always cheaper than free, unless you have accumulated many points Movistar or Vodafone. We'll give an example with Movistar . The non-discounted price for the Galaxy S III through this operator is of 637 euros . As you accumulate points and using them to purchase, you are discounting euros. Well, to get it for free would have to raise a whopping 300,000 points.
Free Option: Orange with The Phone House
These alternatives may have told you are not flashy enough so we've gone to The Phone House (TPH), which has its own deals with operators such as Orange. For example, we mentioned that the Squirrel 15, the price of S III contracted directly with Orange is 479 euros and yet stays in TPH 439 euros. This happens with all fees provided that the operator's hire orange through this distributor.

In addition, The Phone House offers an opportunity to acquire the free S3 Galaxy : hiring rate Dolphin 59 and Dolphin 79 (only portability from contract to contract and stay with the operator of 24 months and 18 at the rate selected). Why is this so? Simply because we are hiring rates for more expensive talk and surf Orange. The Dolphin 59 has a monthly fee of 69.62 euros, VAT included, and the Dolphin 79 to 93.22 euros. The first gives you 1,000 minutes per month and 750 MB free for navigation, and the second, 2,000 minutes with 1 GB to browse and 500 free SMS per month.

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Samsung announces Galaxy event for August 15

 

The guys at Samsung have already begun sending out invitations for the submission of a new device Galaxy. This event will take place on Wednesday 15 August at a place we do not know.
From the device to be presented, there are two possibilities: it will be something totally new that Samsung has maintained the utmost secrecy or Note 2 will be the Galaxy, although it is likely that this device is presented at the IFA 2012, as the Note was originally presented at the 2011 edition. Rule out a S4 Galaxy because the S3 was released recently and Note 10.1 tablet was unveiled at the MWC 2012, so it is unlikely to be resubmitted.
Our bet goes for the Galaxy Note 2, what about yours?

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The Samsung Galaxy SIII not overheat, after all

 

Several weeks ago we mentioned the problems of heat that could have the Galaxy SIII from Samsung. The company made ​​the necessary investigations and is now believed news for those who are holders of the said smartphone : the Galaxy SIII not overheat to the point of burning, as one forum member Boards.ie happened to his copy.
An organization specializing in the area known as Samsung FIUK helped in investigations, and conclusions were as follows:
"It has been determined that the energy source responsible for generating the overheating was external to the device, which was not the person committing the act. The only way to hurt the team the way it was damaged, placing in a microwave home "was the conclusion.
After investigation, the user of that forum stated that "the damage was caused by moving other person who was trying to recover from the water" and also that the warming was caused "by an external power source."

So there you have it, do not worry that your Galaxy SIII not overheat in their pockets.

 

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Fruit Ninja Galaxy S3 and a real knife

 

Lately I've had the opportunity to play a video game called Fruit Ninja Mobile, well known to anyone with an iPhone or an Android smartphone. You see, the game is to cut fruit, and if you cut several at once you get extra points, but you also have to avoid cutting the pumps and you can not fail to more than three fruits. Normally, in this game that used to cut the fruit is our toe, which would serve as a sword, but in the video below we have someone playing with what looks like a real knife.

It's a shame that a great smartphone like the Samsung Galaxy S3 is treated that way, but we assume it will not hurt because it has a glass screen with Gorilla Glass 2.

Has anyone tried this with your phone? In my view, would be a little uncomfortable using a real knife.

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