The phones announced at CES 2012 thread

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No love for the SuperOne
http://www.engadget.com/2012/01/09/spareone-15-year-cellphone/
If your car's broken down, nursing your smartphone's short battery life can be a real nightmare when waiting for rescue. Of course, that might not be much of a problem if Xpal Power (the company behind Energizer and PowerSkin) has anything to do with it. It's developed the SpareOne, a super-cheap phone that runs from a single AA Battery and will reputedly maintain its charge for up to fifteen years. The dual-band GSM phone is designed for emergencies, transmitting its location alongside its call ID, or as a loaner phone for big corporate events. You'll get an Energizer AA battery and a microSIM in the bundle which will set you back $49.99 when it arrives at some point this quarter. At that price, we can imagine throwing a few in the trunk for breakdowns, when we're doing our Bear Grylls routine, or during the Robopocalypse.
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I imagine a tease at the very least hopefully, the time is looming very close and if Sammy want to make an impact and get people talking especially after such a successful GS2 release then I'd hope so!

The SGS launched at MWC 2010, the SGS2 launched at MWC 2011, spotting a pattern here? ;)
I wouldn't expect to see the SGS3 launch at CES, but it'd be nice to be wrong.
 
That isn't a big enough upgrade for Samsung, it will have a fancy new screen, 2GB RAM, obnoxiously large camera sensor and quad-core no doubt.

Not gonna be quad-core tbh, i'd put money on it being Exynos 5250 - Dual core A15's with a GPU '5x faster' iirc...

And as mentioned, MWC which is end of next month I think?
 
Sony Xperia S (no more Ericsson branding)

Qualcomm S3 Snapdragon MSM8260 @ 1.5GHz.
1GB LPDDR2.
4.3" 720p sLCD. With reality (Bonded to front glass with circular polariser) and bravia (software contrast boost) features.
32GB internal memory (No micro SD card slot)
12MP Exmor R sensor with f/2.4 lens.
Sealed 1750mAh battery.
No ICS on release.
128 x 64 x 10.6 mm (isn't that quite thick in today's world?)
End of Q1 2012 (Delayed again?)

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No iCS at release, brick of a phone, sealed battery, LCD screen...nothing new from Sony there then :p
 
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Mango
LTE.
16-megapixel camera capable of capturing 720p video with backside illuminated sensor, f/2.6 AF lens and dual LED flash
1.3-megapixel camera
1.5GHz Snapdragon (single-core, of course)
1,730mAh battery pack.
4.7-inch display
 
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