Samsung SGH-T999, SGH-I535 and SPH-L710 Receive Wi-Fi Certification

Even though Samsung confirmed it won’t launch the next-generation Galaxy S III during this year’s Mobile World Congress, which is set to kick off in about ten days, the handset maker will still unveil several handsets.

Rumor has it that Samsung Galaxy S III will pack a dual core processor clocked at 1.8 GHz, which might be the reason the Korean company decided to delay the official announcement.

It’s almost certain that HTC and Huawei will announce their first quad-core smartphone on February 26, at the Mobile World Congress. It’s unclear if Samsung changed its mind and decided to switch to a quad-core chipset as well.

Competition on the smartphone market is fierce and whoever manages to release a quad-core smartphone first will probably have the upper hand over its rivals. 

Anyway, three new mysterious handsets have just been spotted by Japanese tech site Ameblo. Samsung SGH-T999, SGH-I535 and SPH-L710 have just gotten their Wi-Fi certification, though few things are known about their specs sheet.

No clue whether or not these phones will be unveiled at the end of the month, during MWC 201, but they’re likely to make their debut in the United States rather than hitting shelves in Europe.

Samsung SGH-T999 should designate a high-end smartphone, while the letter “T” probably comes from the fact that the device is headed to T-Mobile USA. Rumors claim SGH-T999 comes with an HD capacitive touchscreen display that supports 1280 x 720 pixels resolution.

The second device leaked is dubbed SGH-I535 and is probably a going to be offered by Verizon Wireless. This one comes with Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich on board.

Last but not least, Samsung SPH-L710 is likely to make its debut at Sprint, though there are no other details regarding its specs. Hopefully, more information on these trio of Samsung smartphones will be revealed by the time MWC 2012 kicks-off.

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