Download Samsung Galaxy S 3 ROM - Leaked !!!

The upcoming Samsung Galaxy S3 is quite a matter of noise. May be its Touchwiz feature or S-Voice, this Android device is a cool product indeed. Smart Stay and Pop Up Play are other some of the pretty amazing features of the S3. 

S-Voice is a virtual assistant on your Android phone. With your voice, you can control your device by saying commands like launching the camera, controlling songs, adjusting volumes and you can even command ‘snooze’ to your S 3’s alarm. 

Pop Up play lets you enjoy HD videos while chatting or checking the mails. Cool features huh ?

So why don't you give this ROM of S3 's a try ? But this ROM will only work if you have Android 4.0 ICS.

The ROM can be downloaded HERE. This ROM is provided by the Samsung enthusiastic boys at SAMMOBILE. 

It’s great to have the S3′s features leaked to other Android smartphone with this leaked ROM. Soon we'll have the S3 itself, but this ROM may be worth a satisfaction for now.

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US bans Motorola Smart-phones' Import

According to a US trade panel, some Motorola smart-phones infringe on a Microsoft patent and they will be barred from importation to the US.

US International Trade Commission (ITC) has sent an order to President Barack Obama to consider whether to overrun it for policy reasons.

The legal fight at the ITC is one of dozens globally between various smartphone makers. Google's Android system has become the top-selling smartphone operating system, ahead of mobile systems by Apple, Microsoft, Research in Motion and others. 

The ITC order did not say which models of Motorola Mobility smartphone were barred but Microsoft has asked for the following devices to be stopped at the US border: the Atrix, Backflip, Bravo, Charm, Cliq, Cliq 2, Cliq XT, Defy, Devour, Droid 2, Droid 2 Global, Droid Pro, Droid X, Droid X2, Flipout, Flipside, Spice and the Xoom tablet.

The ITC is a popular venue for patent litigation since it has the power to forbid the importation of products that infringe on patents.

The case at the ITC is No. 337-744.

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