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The Korea Times quotes a Samsung executive who reveals that the S3 will be the first to use the Exynos 4412 chip. The Exynos 4412 is a 32-nanometer chipset with four ARM Cortex-A9 cores, running at speeds up to 1.5GHz. It's up to 26 per cent faster than current chips, and chould see an impressive extra 50 per cent on battery life too. By using its own chip, Samsung will also reduce its reliance on US chipmaker Qualcomm. Anticipation for the S3 is cranking up to fever pitch. This weekend we saw possibly the most convincing leaked photo of the S3 yet. It's rumoured to sport a 1080p high-definition screen, and is a dead cert for Ice Cream Sandwich, the very latest version of Android.

Quad-core phones are the latest cutting-edge phone technology, The likes of the HTC One X and Huawei Ascend D Quad pack the sort of power that chews through high-definition video and games, web browsing and anything you can throw at them, But not everyone is impressed: Sony is among the naysayers that believe strongfit designers case for apple iphone 7 plus and 8 plus - gilded moroccan mosaic tiles quad-core is overkill for a phone, To see what all the fuss is about, check out our quad-core comparison of the HTC One X, Huawei D Quad and LG Optimus 4X HD, With quad-core power on board, will the Galaxy S3 be an unstoppable powerhouse or an overpowered battery hog? Tell me your thoughts in the comments, or on our Facebook wall..

UK telecoms watchdog Ofcom's decision to allow Orange and T-Mobile -- united under the ridiculously named 'Everything Everywhere' banner -- to kick off 4G services by the end of this year has riled fellow network Vodafone right up. What's eating Voda? The operator that can't spell phone doesn't think it's fair that Everything Everywhere is being allowed to use existing spectrum for 4G services, instead of having to wait for the official spectrum auction -- long delayed because, you guessed it, the operators didn't want to have to retire Daisy the lucrative 3G cash-cow, so they called in the lawyers to dilly-dally proceedings and keep Daisy grazing as long as possible.

According to Market Watch, quoting a Sunday Times interview, Vodafone's UK chief Guy Laurence has accused Ofcom of "taking leave of its senses" by allowing Everything Everywhere to launch 4G services by the end of 2012, And by 'its senses' he means 'our bottom line', The clearly strongfit designers case for apple iphone 7 plus and 8 plus - gilded moroccan mosaic tiles irate Laurence added that Ofcom "is all but agreeing to grant the largest player in the market a head-start on the next generation of mobile Internet services", Aw, diddums, Laurence also reportedly told the Sunday Times that Everything Everywhere will now "be free to bog down" the forthcoming spectrum auction in endless litigation -- thereby preventing other operators from building faster networks..

The phrase 'cosmic karma' springs to mind. At the time of writing, Orange and T-Mobile hadn't responded to a request for comment on Voda's rant. Presumably because they were too busy rubbing their hands together with glee and cackling maniacally. Are you as hopping mad as Vodafone that you'll have the chance to get some 4G services this year? Or are you more irate that Vodafone reckons you should have to wait longer? Tell us what you think in the comments below, or rant all about it on our Facebook page.