First firmware Galaxy S III LTE online

9 comments on “First firmware Galaxy S III LTE online”

1. FLA_Styles on 21 September 2012 at 12:40 said:

   can it be used on the internation version,specifically in south america?

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2. FLA_Styles on 21 September 2012 at 12:41 said:

   I mean international

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3. kachrukamble on 21 September 2012 at 13:33 said:

   how can you flash GT-I9305 firmware on GT-I9300???

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4. odoggmd on 21 September 2012 at 13:36 said:

   If you have Samsung Galaxy S III LTE GT-I9305 – yes, you can…

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5. meluto on 21 September 2012 at 16:15 said:

   I wouldn’t take the risk to flash a firmware of a different model, even if they look very much alike… rule of thumb

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6. thesebastian on 21 September 2012 at 18:57 said:

   What’s the main difference between i9300 LTE and i9305 LTE?

   Can i use i9300 LTE over EUROPE?

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7. ViRuS3k on 22 September 2012 at 00:22 said:

   Very strange why the source 9305 and 9305 first official firmware is out already before the 9300 international customers get it ?

   makes me beleave that there are underlining issues with the 9300 hardware or samsung are doing it to get more sales for there 9305 lte and screwing over the 9300 customers.

   we have been waiting way longer why is the question, why.

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8. jmldsilva on 22 September 2012 at 00:33 said:

   its true, why?? because of memory, i notice with the leaked versions of jelly bean that i9300 free memory its complicated….plus 40 mb the fix for Jelly bean…. its sad…. for us.. i know tecnology never stops… but our i9300 have only 4 months

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9. Holland on 22 September 2012 at 10:20 said:

   Samsung piss in too many directions, especially in head to their customers. In the war with Apple, a bit of respect for those who bought the Galaxy S3 I9300 International would be appreciated. This manufacturer on European market, probably gains 400-500€ every 9300 smartphone sold. Do you think that, a upgrade action of I9300 to at least 2GB Ram or to I9305 LTE, changes Samsung profits of a few cents? I think not. I continue to buy Samsung, but “it does not take a genius” to understand that Apple has more style and respect for their
   customers. I hope Samsung realizes this soon. (I’m really angry)

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