Engadget - Ever since T-Mobile promised to introduce a Galaxy S III that supports LTE over Band 4 (1700MHz AWS), we've been scouring FCC docs for signs of its rumored March 27th arrival. Well folks, that day's now come, as Samsung SGH-T999L has just cleared the regulatory body, complete with readiness for LTE Band 4. The phone's model number pegs it as a natural successor for T-Mobile's original Galaxy S III (SGH-T999), and it also carries telltale support for HSPA+ over the 1900, 1700 and 850MHz bands.
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I would go with Sony's Xperia Z, seeing how its water proof and smartphones that to be for how people use them so much.
These phones are pretty old though. There are better ones to choose from, or you can hold on a bit for a wider variety.
Pocket Lint: It's fair to say that the Samsung Galaxy S III is one of the most popular and most-loved handsets of the year. They're flying of shelves globally, and the insinuation that it's a knock-off of the iPhone doesn't seem to have found any resonance with the general public. After all, this isn't a cheap handset, it's an expensive piece of kit, that's selling in huge numbers.
