Just as we started to get a bit worried about the lack of Samsung Galaxy S III leaks for the past three days or so, our luck struck again. Get your salt ready, because here goes an alleged live photo of the upcoming Samsung top dog, courtesy of a person, who claims to be a device tester.
As you can notice in the picture above, the suspected Samsung Galaxy S III sports a five-column UI, as well as a rectangular home button below its display. Both features fall right in line with previous leaks of the highly anticipated device.
Of course, we wish we could take a better look at the UI, but, unfortunately, the image supplier has decided to give it the 8-bit treatment before releasing it into the wild. It does however, look a lot like a stock Android ICS, which leads us to think that we are looking at a test mule.
Speaking of test mules, there is a high probability that the leaked design is not final either. In any case, we hope for an official announcement from Samsung, which will put an end to the "Galaxy S III leaks" saga, to take place in the near future.

Gizmodo Brazil has just stumbled upon what its source adamantly claims is the soon-to-be-revealed Samsung Galaxy S III. And what the images show is a mild redesign and cosmetic changes, as it was Gizmodo's source claims the Galaxy S III carries the GT-I9300 model number, is thinner than its predecessor and carries a 12MP camera at the back. Judging by the spy shots, which look to be taken with a not so spyesque iPad, the display, which is more than sure to rock an HD resolution, appears to measure about 4.7" as previously suggested. Another bit of news comes from The Verge, which says that in order to save themselves from leaks, Samsung is using generic device designs to carry the new hardware of the S III. Moreover, it's not completely certain the next Galaxy, as its referred in Samsung's invite for May 3, will be called the Galaxy S III.
Whatever the truth about the upcoming Galaxy S II successor may be, it's certain that everyone will be keeping a close eye on Samsung come May 3.