Samsung Galaxy S III and Nexus Prime

Rumor mills are working overtime as Samsung Galaxy S III 'the superphone' is around the corner. Don't believe us; well that's exactly what market is abuzz with. According to Android Community, With supposed details about 'the superphone' already out -2.0 Ghz Quad-core processor (apparently created by the company itself) along with 1.5 GB RAM, 32 GB embedded memory with SD card slot of expansion, prospective buyers are certainly impressed.

In addition, the dream superphone will come with a 4.65-inch 1280 X 1024 resolution HD AMOLED III touchscreen. On top of that, a 10-mega pixel snapper too have been given. Sounds too good to be true, isn't it? However, this is the very reason why a large section of media and majority of experts are dismissing it as a 'baseless figment of imagination.' As far as OS is concerned, the phone is likely to wield Android 2.4 or 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich in an all aluminium design.

Same is the case with Samsung Nexus Prime. The reports floating about this another super communication device are more or less the same. The device shares the striking similarity with Samsung Galaxy S III in specs. The only difference is the shape which too, is on the lines of SGS II however; the curved glass feeling will remind you of Nexus S.

But according to experts, Samsung won’t risk such launches especially at times when tech world hangs in balance. After failing miserably on tab front, the brand would definitely like to keep its next move well-guarded. Since, it looks that ‘overexposure’ in recent past has done it major damage. But the good thing is, Android is showing faith in the brand and is using it by pitting it against the growing Apple brand.

Breitling Reno Air Races

In celebration of the 48th annual Reno Air Races, Breitling presents the free “Breitling Reno Air Races” game for Android and expands on the already hugely successful (with over one million downloads) iOS version with new updates.

Breitling, the presenting sponsor of the National Championships Air Races, the legendary Reno Pylon races (Nevada, USA), announces the launch of a free Breitling Reno Air Races Android game.

 check it out-it’s free!

Android Ice Cream Sandwich by this October

It appears that the people behind the long-silent Notion Ink group have come back from the dead to note that they’d not only be adding Ice Cream Sandwich to their Android tablet “Adam”, they’d be doing so in November, right after the launch date of the platform which is, they say, late October. Now it’s not too much of a stretch to think that the author of this news release, Rohan Shravan, has just been reading Android blogs for the past few weeks and is just guessing that the rumors are true, but there is a point to consider: he’s been right before. On the other hand, he’s been terribly unreliable before as well.

In a news release showing up this weekend, Shravan notes the following: “Official (“update button”) Ice Cream Sandwich update in November after Google’s launch in late Oct”. This follows the information we just this past week from Eric Schmidt himself as he noted either October or November as the launch window. Next, Shravan notes that he’s pretty sure OMAP will be the chipset of choice for the next-generation Android system. Shravan says “if you go by the industry signals, OMAP is the preferred platform for the next wave of devices.”

If you follow SlashGear, you also know that OMAP with Ice Cream Sandwich is a likely situation. While the last processor manufacturer for a hero device made in accordance with Google’s strict specifications for their version platform launch was NVIDIA and their Tegra 2 SoC for Honeycomb, we’re also banking on the idea that Texas Instruments and their OMAP4 chip will gain an audience with the Google gods.

That said, Shravan is also probably following along, as everyone else in the Android world is following along, with the leaks and spilled possibilities of the Nexus Prime coming quite soon if Samsung has anything to say about it, a hidden code and a legal team all that lies between us and, again, an October release of the Ice Cream Sandwich hero device.

[via Android Community]