Samsung's Galaxy S II was the king of Android in 2011. But now
HTC is on top with the new One X. The Galaxy S III is the most
anticipated spec-beast of the year (so far), but that doesn't
necessarily mean it's the best.  Why It Matters  The Galaxy S II
was the best selling Android phone of 2011. It was available on
virtually every carrier (sometimes under different names). It
had a fast, dual-core processor, a big beautiful screen, and
Samsung's TouchWiz UI painted over Android (not a positive). The
S III looks to improve on that in every way, with a new
processor, a whopping 2 gigs of RAM, HD screen, LTE, NFC, and
more software bells and whistles than you could ever possibly
use.  Using It  From a design standpoint, the S III is lovely.
There's a subtle curve to everything, which makes everything
feel nice and smooth. The screen is a huge 4.8 inches (just shy
of the Galaxy Note 5.3 inch screen), but Samsung shrank the
bezel so that it's virtually the same size as the Galaxy Nexus
(4.65 inch screen). Samsung