Samsung brings Galaxy S III Neo with Android 4.4

Samsung has quietly over the Galaxy S III Neo for the European market on its site. The new version looks the same as the S III, but has more memory and runs by default on Android 4.4.2.

The Galaxy S III Neo appeared on the German site of Samsung and has the exact same design as the Galaxy S III i9300, which two years ago appeared. Also the weight and dimensions have remained the same. The only differences are in the hardware of the device and the used version of Android.

The S III Neo appears with Android 4.4.2, a version of the regular S III will never get, according to Samsung because the phone is ‘too little memory’. The S III Neo has a 1.5 GB, compared to 1GB of the regular S III. In addition, the processor changed. The S III has an Exynos 4 Quad of the Samsung itself; the Neo-variant probably have a Qualcomm Snapdragon 400, a quad-core with four Cortex A7 processor cores at 1.4 GHz with Adreno 305 gpu. The phone only supports 3g and not 4g, which is almost all other midrange devices with a price between 250 and 350 euros to support it. The S III Neo would be around 280 euros is going to cost you.

The S III Neo is probably also in the Netherlands. Provider Vodafone provided ‘accidentally’ been a S III Neo with Speaking software to a customer that a S III had ordered, as appears from a conversation with photos on Facebook.

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