Pocket-Lint: The Samsung Galaxy S III is watching you. That’s what it does. It watches and it listens. It knows your face and it listens to your voice. And if that sounds creepy, wait until you hear what the latest Android superphone will do to your friends.
“The phone is actually watching you,” explains Min Cho, Samsung senior manager, Sales & Marketing, Mobile Communications, with a glint in his eye as he runs Pocket-lint through a few of his favourite features.
“You will recognise whether the phone sees you or not. Generally, my screen timeout is set to 15 seconds and then it turns off.”
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