Samsung plans to unveil yet another Android-powered smartphone in its Galaxy S range in the lead-up to what industry insiders are hoping will be a big year for mobile developments at Mobile World Congress (MWC) in February.
Samsung is rumoured to be launching the successor to the popular Galaxy S II handset (the Galaxy S III) at MWC a dual or quad-core device with a 12 megapixel camera and a 4.5-inch or larger HD display.
The tablet is said to have a 11.6" display and a 2 GHz processor and to support the same stylus input as Samsung`s Galaxy Note.
While MWC rumors abound, the company is touting an entry-to-mid-range Android smartphone called the Samsung Galaxy S Advance. Additional rumors suggest that Samsung will instead unveil a larger Galaxy Tab.
Blogs are also suggesting that Nokia will take the wraps off its 12 megapixel Lumia 910 handset, Sony will unveil up to 10 new phones, and Huawei will show off the "smartest, fastest and most high-performing smartphone."
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