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Last updated: Friday, June 1, 2012

If you are waiting to get your hands on the “Pebble Blue” version of the new Samsung Galaxy S3 (you know, the one made for humans) that wait just got longer. A 2-3 week delay has been announced due to “quality control issues.” The issue behind this delay is the fact that a large portion

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Pebble Blue Galaxy S3 delayed due to hyper-glazing issue

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