People who review smartphone products are giddy over the new Galaxy S III, and the consensus is growing that the product is better than the Apple (NASDAQ: AAPL) iPhone in many ways. According to the Washington Post:
This week, Samsung’s Galaxy S III phone will go on sale in the U.S. The Galaxy line has emerged as a leading competitor to Apple’s iPhone.
If the new Samsung smartphone is wildly successful, and early demand suggests it will be, Apple will be left to launch a remarkably well-featured iPhone 5 that will run well on the relatively new 4G networks promoted heavily by all the U.S. carriers.
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