Samsung Galaxy S III and Dropbox: 50 GB for All

Dropbox , the popular cloud storage service, has announced a special partnership with Samsung that will allow prospective buyers of the Galaxy S III  to receive 50 GB of free space .

The new smartphone, the Korean giant was in fact presented last night in London during the Samsung Mobile Unpacked 2012 marking perhaps the beginning of a new generation of high-end terminals. Dropbox has quickly caught the ball, and as already suggested by HTC is preparing to offer a special promotion for the new owners of a brand new Galaxy S III, due out in Europe on May 29 next.

With the launch of HTC X One , Dropbox had in fact been offered to the first customers 25 GB of extra space to add to your new account or already existing. With the Samsung Galaxy S III , probably aware of the Korean media coverage of the creature, the company decided to offer even twice, potentially allowing users to take advantage of 50 GB of space in addition to the 16, 32 or 64 of the terminal internal, expandable also via microSD.

Consumers who activate the promotion can use the extra space of 50 GB for a maximum of two years . The decision was, perhaps, given the average longevity of a smartphone these days and the duration of the subscription contracts usually provided by the carrier in the purchase of a terminal, precisely equal to 24 months.

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Posted by Paracha on May 6, 2012. Filed under Gadgets, News, Technology. You can follow any responses to this entry through the RSS 2.0. You can leave a response or trackback to this entry