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Samsung Galaxy S3
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Latest reports
have pointed to the possibility that Verizon will release a software update for
the Samsung Galaxy S3 to provide its customers the capability of calling in
just about any part of the world.
Verizon
subscribers who travel abroad will reportedly be able to use their Samsung
Galaxy S3 to talk with anybody no matter which country that they are currently
in.
The report
was supposedly confirmed by Verizon according to PhoneScoop which indicated
that an email was sent by Verizon that confirmed reports that users of the
Samsung Galaxy S3 will be able to use 2G / 3G mobile networks of overseas
mobile service providers to allow international roaming.
Although
this capability will not be available when the latest Samsung smartphone will
be launched by Verizon, a software update will be available soon. No schedule
was revealed on the availability of the software update for the Samsung Galaxy
S3.
An earlier
confirmation from Verizon revealed that it will be releasing a software update
to four Android-powered smartphones that will allow them to be used on GSM
networks. Among the smartphones that will feature GSM roaming are the HTC
Rezound, Motorola Droid 4, Motorola Droid Razr Maxx and the Motorola Droid
Razr.
In the past,
the incompatibility of the technology used by Verizon had prevented its
customers from using their phones while going abroad. This resulted to the
offering of world phones that gave customers the capability of roaming to most
of the international mobile service networks.
The upcoming
Samsung Galaxy S3 of Verizon will reportedly work in the same way as it will
use the 2G / 3G mobile networks of international service providers.
For the
moment Verizon has not given any statements in connection to the upcoming
roaming capability of its version of the Samsung Galaxy S3.
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