I want to love Samsung products. Every time I see someone with Samsung’s flagship smartphone — the Galaxy S III — I can’t help but be impressed. It’s got an impressive 4.8 inch Super AMOLED screen (read: very high quality, large size). It sports the near field communication chips I’ve been dying for (read: secure mobile payments, instant device to device information transfer). And no one can argue with the fact that it’s certainly a beautiful device (read: It might not be as pretty as my iPhone 5, but at least people will notice that it’s not an iPhone 4S).