European GSIIIs to Get Free Access to Olympic Coverage

When the Galaxy S III first went on sale in the United Kingdom last month, Samsung announced plans to give the first fifty people to buy the phone free tickets to the Olympic Games set to take place in London next month. However, for those that missed out on the opportunity to snag tickets to go and see the Games, there will be free access to coverage of the games.

Available for customers in Austria, Belgium, Bulgaria, Croatia, Cyprus, Czech Republic, Denmark, Estonia, Finland, France, Germany, Greece, Hungary, Iceland, Ireland, Israel, Latvia, Lithuania, Luxembourg, Malta, Netherlands, Norway, Poland, Portugal, Romania, Russian Federation, Serbia, Slovakia, Slovenia, Spain, Sweden, Switzerland, Ukraine, and United Kingdom, the deal is good for one month of service. After that period, you'll have the option of extending your EuroSport subsciption via Google Play. EuroSport ordinarily costs €5.90 per month, so that's how much you can expect to pay if you want to keep the application past your the initial free month.

Samsung last month named the Galaxy SIII the official phone of London 2012 and revealed plans to give Samsung and Visa sponsored athletes and trialists GSIII units that can be used to buy merchandise at thousands of retail locations around London.

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  • That's BS Israel gets the European offer. Australia is more bloody European than Israel.
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  • Kryan
    love how Jane chooses an image of a fake "leaked" version of the galaxy s3. Don't get me wrong, I wish it HAD ended up looking like that...but it's the wrong pic for the article, if you ask me.
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  • since when is israel european? i am surprised they did not put turkey here on the european list because they always put that middle ester muslim countri in europe insted of asia or middle est! same goes for israel
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  • vilenjan
    Turkey, no matter how much they try, will never be a European country, geologically or otherwise.
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