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Samsung has finally broken its silence and will be holding a press event on May 3 in London, in what is expected to be the unveiling of the highly anticipated Samsung Galaxy S3 phone. Samsung Blog

The hype surrounding the next generation Samsung Galaxy phone has reached such heights that it seems fans will be disappointed no matter what the company pulls out of the bag on May 3 in London.

Samsung fans have been speculating over flexible moving displays and 3D screens, but a new report from CNET claims the new phone will come with minor upgrades and the S3 will be Like the iPhone 4S was to the 4.

An unnamed source in the UK telecoms industry told CNET that the phone will have a speed boost, but nothing beyond the expected. As far as rumors stand the Galaxy S3 will come with a 1.8GHz quad-core Samsung Exynos CPU Processor upgrade.

Eye-tracking and a larger screen are among other anticipated upgrades, but nothing ground breaking like a new curved, thinner design with a bendy flexible screen that some early predictions suggested.

The May 3 invitation includes large paint-like blobs, which some have interpreted as meaning the phone will feature the same S-Pen Stylus as the Galaxy Note. Another speculation linked to the invitation is that the metallic metal effect on the blue botch could mean Samsung will ditch the plastic case of the S2 for a metallic one.

While the U.K source didn't reveal that much to CNET about the specs of the phone, they said that fans should look o the HTC One X for what to expect in the next generation Samsung Galaxy S3, which experts claim will be launched under a different name . Don't expect it to be called the S3, CNET's source said with a sly smile, speculating that Samsung could pull an Apple, by surprising people with the name.

Human Interaction

One surprise Samsung might pull out on release day is an eye-tracking feature, CNET reports. According to their tech blog, Samsung refers to it as Human Interaction, a feature that can detect a person looking at the screen, which unlocks the phone, and then locks it again when the person looks away.

The success of the Galaxy S2 and the delay of S3 has put a lot of pressure on Samsung to deliver a sequel. The S2 was unveiled at the Mobile World Congress (MWC) last year, and was heralded one of the best phones of the year for its sleek design and lightning-fast performance

Rumored Specs:

4.6-inch 1280×720 Super AMOLED Plus display

9mm thick body

8-12 megapixel main camera with LED and Xenon flash

2 megapixel front-facing camera

32 or 64 GB of internal memory

USB 3.0 capability2GB RAM

4G LTE 1.8GHz quad-core Samsung Exynos CPU Processor

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