Ahead of its Galaxy Note 2 announcement at IFA, Samsung has unveiled four new colour themes for its flagship Galaxy S III smartphone.
The phone is now available in brown, red, black and grey. The smartphone launched in Australia in white and blue. Samsung did not provide information on whether the new colours would be available locally by the time of publication.
The new variants of the popular smartphone were first revealed earlier this month after a US telco posted images of a black Galaxy S III on its website.
Samsung in July reported sales of 10 million for the smartphone, just two months after its launch.
The smartphone is powered by Samsung's 1.4GHz Exynos quad-core processor with 1GB RAM. It has a slimmer bezel than its predecessor, the Galaxy S II, boasting a 4.8in 720x1280 Super AMOLED display and a sharp 306ppi screen.
The screen size is also larger than the Galaxy S II, with dimensions of 136.6 x 70.6mm.
The 8.6mm thick Galaxy S III weighs 133g, and is available in 16GB, 32GB and 64GB models with microSD support up for to 64GB. It holds an 8MP sensor able to shoot 1080p video, with a front-facing 1.9MP camera boasting 720p video capability.
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