Samsung Galaxy S3 will not be showing in MWC this year

For a relatively long time, people around the world are waiting the unveiling of the Samsung Galaxy S3. Actually, Verge is telling that Samsung has delayed Samsung Galaxy S3. There are some reports that disappointed the Samsung Galaxy users who were eagerly waiting for the launch of the smart gadgets.

WHAT IS THE INFORMATION?

Originally, the report pegged the phone to be launched at Mobile World Congress (MWC) but later on, the reports said that the Samsung has decided to postpone the launch. People that were familiar with this matter said that although no expected date for the Galaxy S3 launch has been decided yet but still people are hoping that it will come before the summertime.

REASON FOR THE DELAY

Verge has reported that Galaxy S2 was launched last year in the MWC, but the phone came after 3 months later. Samsung Galaxy S2 was unveiled in the February whereas, it came in North America in July, and United States got it in September.

So, probably this time Samsung is sacrificing MWC launch to avoid the long wait between the availability of the device and unveiling date. Although, people will be missing Samsung galaxy S3 in MWC, but still there are some hopes that some Windows devices and quad-core tablets might be seen in the MWC this year.

[via NewGadget]

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Asus : Padfone to be launch next month at Mobile World Congress

Last May 2011, Asus announced the Padfone. With Asus' chief introduced the Padfone to the public doing his Steve Jobs impersonation, a phone that is dock into a tablet. Even the CES 2012 (The world's greatest tech show) is coming on its way, they will not force to launch it at CES 2012 instead at Mobile World Congress which will happen next month. Which means the launching of first tablet with a dockable phone will be delayed for at least another month. In any case, they are making rounds and trying to deliver on the promise of making a big tablet push in 2012. It’s clearly an awesome device. Let's see if they're going to deliver.

[Via TechCrunch]

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