http://www.talkandroid.com – That’s right, Samsung brought the Galaxy S III stateside for a little visit for CTIA. Before you get your hopes up, this isn’t a U.S. variant, it’s the same global version that was unveiled last week in London. They did tell me that we will definitely see this beast on the fastest LTE network and HSPA+ networks in the U.S. by this Summer. (IT news)

http://www.talkandroid.com – A few days ago we watched as a couple of powerful handheld devices were unveiled. I imagine the Galaxy S III sticks out in your mind but what about the other powerhouse from LG? Remember the LG Optimus LTE2? Yeah, the one with 2GB of RAM. (IT news)

http://www.talkandroid.com – Apple and Samsung have agreed to drop some of their current claims in the California courts. Apple has dropped half of their patent-infringement claims without prejudice, meaning they can refile those claims at a later time. Samsung even dropped five of their claims bringing their total down to just seven. (IT news)

http://www.talkandroid.com – What’s this? Apparently the shutter on the camera of the HTC One X (and perhaps the whole One series) can be controlled remotely by some Bluetooth headsets. That’s a pretty cool trick. Someone from ePrice, a Chinese tech forum, has posted a video of a few different Bluetooth headsets remotely taking pictures through a One X. (IT news)

http://www.talkandroid.com – News of various US variants of the Galaxy S III continue to trickle down the pipeline as we’ve now gathered news regarding Sprint’s version of the GSIII.  The folks over at Pocket Now managed to get their hands on the device’s user agent profile and discovered that along with LTE radios there will also be a Qualcomm dual-core Snapdragon S4 MSM8960 on-board. (IT news)