Is it fast on the Galaxy S3??
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It's a USB cable. Should be fast on any phone. The S3 is USB 2.0, BB10's are 3.0 compliant.
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Not very fast at all. It's not powerful by any means. If you want fast I'd look elsewhere.
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It depends on what the device you're putting it in supports. The Samsung is three times faster according to the description but if the device doesn't support the architecture, it won't work at all. They're both Class 10s tho.
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As long as you don't have the flash on, it really fast. Not sure why its slower if you have the flash on.
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For me it is about 20% more. Having that said, this is not to say it is outstanding. My S3 is a thirsty machine and I think the battery is a bit undersized for it.
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Yes very well. The phone has very good signal for data and voice also. I have T-Mobile and when I had the s3 my signal much worse.
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Probably not soon. Samsung is notoriously slow with their updates. Also, I would assume they'd push out their TouchWiz update (which is not out yet) before a 3.2 update so I would expect it to be a while... Pure speculation though.
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I think you will find it runs on Android 4.1 (Jelly Bean) It's fast, clear as a bell and better than my tablet. I made a list on the phone yesterday using a "Note Pad" APP and emailed it to my sister who thought I was the family geek ti be able to email something from my phone. And it was so simple. I have taken pictures and sent them on Yahoo Instant Messanger too. I am now looking for things I can not do with this phone. o far I am at a loss. LOLOLOL.....Jamie
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It doesn't. I don't think S3 have that function. You can try and look it up though.
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I have both and the S3 iOS much better. Touch screen and easier to navigate through.
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Yes its pretty fast I have a lot of fun with! And for the waterproof part for the most part it is, as in it will go right through puddles with no problem and run through water and mud like nothing just don't leave it in water to long because it will affect it.Well I hope this helps good luck
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No. It is not......the camera and speaker holes won't be the same.....and the galaxy s 3 is much bigger
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Since I don't have a Galaxy S3, I can't answer with certainty. However I have tried 32 G and 64 G on three tablets which claim to support "up to 32G" and they work fine on all. I have devices that only recognize 4 or 8 G and they don't work on them but I suspect it will work on the Galaxy.
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Mine is Smooth. I am prepared to upgrade and will be getting a Samsung as all my friends find it much more reliable.
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Actually, I stopped using it about three months after I bought it. The system ran too slow for me, so I spent a lot of time waiting for pages to load. It also had a habit of locking up, so I'd have to unplug it and plug it back in to restart. It has a poorer experience rating than a Motorola Droid X2, in my opinion. Though; not as glitchy as the X2, it's close enough not to be pleased. That coupled with it not being snappy and the fact you can't block ads and redirects makes an irritating experience. Mind you, this is based on my experience with this device approximately 10-12ft away from the a/b/g/n router. Also, I should add that a friend of mine bought one as well and did not have the same functionality. She couldn't install adobe Flash and therefore couldn't play .flv files. In my opinion, these things need to go back to R&D. Then upgrade all the components and re-release it. If it were as snappy as and iPad Gen1 or Samsung Galaxy S3 and charged $200-250, it would be worth it. Hope this helps..
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Nope. It's a 3G phone. If you're a heavy internet user, the speed may be a problem.
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No, it's not equivalent to Galaxy S3. It has Android v4.0 (Ice Cream Sandwich). Galaxy S3 has v4.1 (Jelly bean) and supports 4G. You can see full features here: http://www.gsmarena.com/samsung_galaxy_s_duos_s7562-4883.php