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Last updated: Thursday, June 14, 2012

There’s an interesting article today on Samsung’s official global blog that outlines the security measures the electronics giant put in place to keep the Android-powered Galaxy S3 a secret. Despite its obvious marketing bent, the post outlines a process in which the developers working on the project had to conform to rigid policies that seem

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How Samsung kept the Galaxy S3 a secret

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