No single Google (NASDAQ:GOOG) Android-based smartphone on its own has been able to take a bite out of Apple's (NASDAQ:AAPL) success, but Samsung's new Galaxy S III is the latest to give it a shot.  And according to Walt Mossberg, it could challenge the iPhone's dominance more than competing phones have up until this point.

"If people adopt it, it could become kind of a widely-known brand name and could challenge the iPhone better than other phones have been able to do so in the past," Wall Street Journal Personal Technology Columnist Mossberg told FOX Business in his weekly All Things Digital segment.  "This is the first time any of the Android guys have managed to take one phone, one design, one name, one set of features, and get all the U.S. carriers to adopt it without insisting on changes."

Mossberg called the handset a "good phone" and said it did well on major things like making calls, browsing the web, and taking photos.