Samsung removed the vulnerability Galaxy S III

The company has released an update for smartphones Galaxy S III. It eliminates the vulnerabilities found in the apparatus at the end of last week, the press service of the company. The update can be installed "over the air" or through the program Kies - in this case the need to connect the phone to the computer. Samsung recommends that you update on all owners of Galaxy S III.

Vulnerability which eliminates upgrade allows attackers to format another smartphone. For this potential attacker must force the owner to open the device in a mobile browser Web page that contains malicious code. Code can also be sent via NFC or encrypt a barcode.

Samsung plans to increase sales of Galaxy S III to 30 million units by the end of the year

Sales of the flagship smartphone Samsung Galaxy S III can reach the mark of 30 million units by the end of the year, according to the South Korean agency Yonhap, citing the head of Samsung Mobile JK Shin.

"This year we plan to sell more than 30 million Galaxy S III", - said Shin South Korean media. To achieve this figure for the rest of the year to the end of three and a half months, the company needs to sell about 10 million of these smartphones - in the beginning of September, Samsung announced the sale of 20 million Galaxy S III.