A year ago, Samsung launched the actual Universe S3 which has been any ultra seller. Then within the fall they will unveiled the actual Universe S3 Small that is a 4-inch version with the Universe S3 with increased mid-range requirements. It in addition in no way came to the usa, which usually wasn’t shocking mainly because it didn’t help LTE. However it ended up being accessible to buy jailbroke through Amazon online in the usa. These days, Sam Cell appears to be have any brand-new information through in of their Twitting supporters Ermek, which usually provided all of them info on the actual Universe S4 little, part of Task T.

Just before many of us continue, it’s vital that you be aware that these records must be dealt with to be a flow. Considering that it’s not necessarily standard, I’d get this particular most which has a grain involving salt.

We’ve noted in the past, that will Task T isn’t merely the actual Universe S4 or possibly a one unit, however it consists of the actual Universe S4 Small as well. Simply yesterday, Samsung announced the actual Universe S4 throughout The big apple complete with any some. 99″ Tremendous AMOLED Whole HIGH DEFINITION show, Exynos 5 Octa/Snapdragon 1000 processor chip, 2GB GOOD OLD RAM as well as coming in 16GB, 32GB as well as 64GB versions. Naturally, Samsung is seeking to market regarding 50 trillion these equipment.

Currently in comparison, the actual Universe S4 Small is theoretically about to be launched within the summer season which has a some. 3-inch Tremendous AMOLED qHD show, 1. 6GHz dual-core PROCESSOR, running the actual Touchwiz Mother nature UX two. 0 in addition to Google android some. two. two. You probably seen in the actual pictures which the Universe S4 little looks nearly the same as the actual Universe S4 or even the actual Universe S3, as well as the actual Universe S3 little. Well that’s mainly because this year they will maintained the same good looks for the Universe S4.

The number of involving you'd pick up the actual Universe S4 Small? I understand there are plenty of folks on the market who don’t want any 5-inch cell phone, as well as would prefer to anything all-around some. 3-inch and this also is a wonderful decision. Contact us within the responses below if you’re engaged.

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Samsung just released a detailed infographic showing off the specs for their new Galaxy S 4 handset. The infographic shows that the new handset will release with:

•A 5-inch full HD, Super AMOLED, 1920 x 1080, 441ppi display

•1.6GHz Octa Core, or 1.9GHz Quad-core CPU

•136.6mm (length) x 69.8mm (width) x 7.9mm (thick)

•Weighs a mere 130g

•2,600mAh high capacity battery

•Android 4.2.2 Jelly Bean OS

•13MP Rear-facing Camera and 2MP Front-facing Camera

•HSPA+ 42 Mbps 3G, 4G LTE wireless connectivity

•Available in “Black Mist” and “White Frost”

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Hot on the heels of yesterday's skillful render, a fresh rumor has emerged, potentially shedding light on the specifications and the release date of the upcoming Samsung Galaxy S IV flagship. Reportedly, the hotly anticipated smartphone is pegged for an April 2013 release with an S Pen on board.The Samsung Galaxy S IV is expected to pack a quad-core Exynos 5440 chipset whose CPU cores will use either 28nm high-K metal gate technology, or ARM BIG LITTLE architecture, which uses an energy-sipping A7 CPU, paired with a more powerful A15 units for heavier tasks.

Once again, we hear about a 5" 1080p AMOLED display gracing the Samsung Galaxy S IV. A 13MP camera and a 9.2mm waistline are mentioned as well. The latter has grown slightly over the Galaxy S III's in order to accommodate the S Pen.

If the S Pen report turns out to be true, the Samsung Galaxy S IV is bound to one up all its competitors as far as productivity is concerned. As is the case with most rumors, we would advise that you take all the above information with a pinch of salt

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We saw the Galaxy S IV concept video that surfaced yesterday, but the truth of the matter is that details for the handset are still rumored and unconfirmed at this point in time. Nonetheless, it seems that based on previous history with the Galaxy S line, there are some likely assumptions that can be made in terms of specs (compared to the Galaxy S III).

That being said though, this latest round of Galaxy S IV rumors seem to be suggesting that the handset will be arriving as a slightly smaller Galaxy Note. In other words, a handset with support for the S Pen. These rumors are coming by way of the Korean language enuri.com website. The specs are said to include Jelly Bean along with a 5-inch 1080p display, quad-core Exynos 5440 processor, 9.2mm thickness and a 13 megapixel rear-facing camera with auto-focus.

Assuming the Galaxy S IV does arrive with S Pen support, this would imply that Samsung would be merging the Galaxy S and the Galaxy Note lines. The question would be why. So far it seems that people either love or hate the S Pen and given that, it almost seems to make more sense keeping the S Pen just in the Note line. But hey, we cannot speak for Samsung.

The 5-inch display seems to make sense though. Well, at least based on what we are seeing from other manufacturers. Otherwise, aside from some specs, this round of rumors are calling for an April announcement. So how about it, is anyone excited about the possibility of a Galaxy S IV with an S Pen? Or should the S Pen be left as a feature found only in the Note lineup?

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You know it’s kinda hard to talk the future of Android without throwing in the biggest Android manufacturer. Of course we are talking Samsung. Currently they are the #1 smartphone manufacturer, passing up Apple as well. Samsung has had a pretty successful 2012. Announcing the Galaxy S III in May and releasing it on 5 of the major US carriers throughout the Summer, and adding Metro PCS in the fall. Then in August, Samsung introduced the Galaxy Note II and releasing it through out the fall on 5 of the major US carriers including Verizon, AT&T, Sprint, T-Mobile, and US Cellular. So its by no surprise that they’ve sold as many as they have. Now what about 2013?

Well according to The Korea Times, Samsung has some plans for next year. According to The Korea Times, Samsung will ship over half a billion phones in 2013 and 390 of them will be smartphones.

Out of the 390 million smartphones they are expected to ship, most of them will be Android. Although Samsung has said they will be releasing a few Windows Phone 8 and TIZEN smart devices come 2013. But even then, Android will still be the top seller of their devices. But 2013 won’t be all fame and glory for the Korean manufacturer. According to the research firm Gartner:

Gartner didn’t specifically state that they were referring to the 2013 flagship device the Galaxy S IV, we still expect the next in the Galaxy S lineup to do even better than the Galaxy S III did. But how can they top the highly successful Galaxy S III? So far they’ve already sold 30 million of them, and they are still flying off the shelf.

In 2012, the company is expected 420 million handsets, with 288 million being sold in the first 3 quarters, it’s quite possible that Sammy can make that 420 million mark. Especially with the Note II now on sale for all US carriers. We’ll learn more about their yearly sales in January when Samsung, and everyone else, releases their Q4 stats and their end-of-the-year financial stats as well.

So Samsung seems to be on top of the world right now. Is there anything that can stop them? Perhaps HTC, Motorola, LG, or Sony? Let us know your thoughts in the comments below.

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It’s inevitable these days for rumors to emerge long before a product is announced, let alone released onto the market. Samsung have been no stranger to this and the Galaxy S III had a bajillion rumors attached to it before it finally arrived in May. Of course, the Galaxy S IV will be no different and the rumors are just now starting to get interesting. Earlier in the week we brought you news of “Project J” along with some other upcoming devices.

Thanks to Reuters we now know that Project J is definitely the internal name for the new Galaxy S phone, and is named as such in honor of JK Shin, mobile division chief at Samsung. We’ve heard a couple of things surrounding the Galaxy S IV and they keep on cropping up again and again. There’s of course the rumored 5.0″ Full HD Display (1920 x 1080), a quad-core Cortex A15 CPU and a 13MP Camera. It’s fairly obvious at this point that Samsung will be bringing a Full HD packing phone to market, after all HTC have already hit the US market with their Full HD beast with the Droid DNA.

“We believe preparations for volume manufacturing of unbreakable plastic substrate displays continue. All in all, we could see a strong products push in the high-end in the first half, followed by other releases.” says Nicholas Gaudois, an Analyst with a 5-star rating from Thomson Reuters. The main advantage that Samsung has over everybody else is that Samsung are the leading manufacturer of OLED displays, which can replace glass with plastic substrates. Making it a lot easier to produce more resilient displays. Add this to the fact that Samsung have been advancing development of their flexible OLED panels and they’re in a a good position to make some of the first unbreakable displays on the market.

While the Galaxy S IV is unlikely to catch the flexible display train it could well come with a new OLED screen that we’ve not seen before. After all, the Galaxy S III’s display was a stunner but, with its PenTile arrangement, it was more of the same. Samsung’s main differentiator between Apple is not only the sizes of their displays but also the high-resolution panels. At 441 ppi a 1080p Display at 5.0″ would blow the iPhone 5′s “retina” display out of the water that packs just 326 ppi.

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While the Galaxy S3 was launched less than six months ago, the first Galaxy S4 rumors started hitting the web a few weeks ago.It have a feature 3GB of RAM.

In case we’re looking at actual future Android handsets, then it would make sense to see Samsung’s 2013 flagship devices to pack as much RAM as they can carry. Naturally, the Galaxy S4 would be one of those flagship Android handsets, although the publication doesn’t mention it yet. On the other hand, let’s not forget that Samsung also makes Windows Phone smartphones, not to mention that it has its own mobile platform to think about.

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