Samsung's next big Galaxy phone, the Galaxy S III, will be just 7 mm thick, according to a report from the South Korean publication Electronic Times News.
For reference, that's thinner than the iPhone 4S, which is 9.3 mm thick.
The report says the Galaxy S III will launch in May, but that could only be the date for South Korea.
The current Galaxy S II didn't launch in the U.S. until several months after it launched in South Korea and other countries.
Beyond that, ETN didn't say anything else too surprising. The Galaxy S III will have Google's latest Android operating system, Ice Cream Sandwich, and an 8 MP camera.
We've heard Samsung may have an announcement in New York City this spring, so we'll likely get all the details then.
[Via BGR]
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