Over at BGR They've posted that the possible specs of the Samsung Galaxy S III will be:

*1.5GHz quad-core Samsung Exynos processor
*4.8-inch “full HD” 1080p resolution with 16:9 aspect ratio display
*A 2-megapixel front-facing camera and an 8-megapixel rear camera
*Ceramic case
*4G LTE
*Android 4.0

A beast of a phone indeed!
Will you be picking one up?

Courtesy of BGR the HTC Ville has made an appearance for the camera.

Reportedly packing a dual core 1.5GHZ processor, 4.3" QHD SUPER Amoled screen (940 x 540), Sense 4.0 (love it or hate it), 8.0MP camera, HSPA+ and a 1650 mah battery.

Myself, I don't understand the 1650 battery when manufacturers like Samsung and Motorola are going full steam ahead with fatter, 3000mah or larger batteries. Can this phone last a day on the 1650mah?

The HTC Raider has some excellent battery life on HSPA and it's running a 1730mah so time will tell.

Have a look and tell me what you think.

Word on the street is that there may be a refreshed Samsung Galaxy Nexus coming. I wasrReading over at Android and Me and this thread caught my attention:

The rumors state that there is going to be a refreshed camera. Possibly along the way of 8.0MP. On top of that, the processors are scheduled to be refreshed using The faster SGX544 GPU is included with Texas Instruments’ upcoming OMAP4470 processor. This is the successor to the original OMAP4460 found in the Galaxy Nexus, that includes the older SGX540 GPU.

With the Sprint version of the Galaxy Nexus coming soon we'll have to wait and see if they are in fact getting a refreshed model or the LTE based model that Verizon has currently

Either way, I hope they do launch a refresh on the HSPA+ line as well.
I use the Galaxy Nexus and while I love the phone, I wish the camera was better. Faster is always better as well so I'll take the processor bump.

What are your thoughts?

According to CNET:

Via: BGR | Forum discussion