Samsung Bring to Light Galaxy S4 in Feb 2023
Samsung the Korean electronics company is much popular from its most popular phone galaxy and we can say that in mobile market galaxy captured maximum market so after the hug success of S3 company is planning for unveil Galaxy S4 in February next year.
A company official who declined to be named, told the daily news site the company is “ready” to unveil the Galaxy S IV in Barcelona next year, and the new device is expected to hit shelves globally a month later at the latest.
The timetable had been released three days after the Korean electronics giant’s rival, Apple introduced its iPhone 5, which has received mixed responses from industry experts and consumers for seemingly lacking in revolutionary features.
The official also said since the smartphone is due nine months after May’s debut of the Galaxy S III, it will be more than enough to curb Apple’s latest iPhone, compatible with long-term evolution (LTE) networks. Sales of the Galaxy S III had reportedly hit 20 million in just over three months of its launch, according to the company in early September.
The new Galaxy is expected to be the firm’s most powerful handset in terms of hardware specifications and software advancement, he said.
Executives from Samsung’s local part suppliers also said the company’s new phone will “definitely use” LTE networks, and sport its in-house Exynos-branded application processors and quad-core chips. Currently, the S III is using both Samsung’s Exynos and Qualcomm’s Snapdragon processors depending on the country.
The screen size of the S IV is expected to hit 5 inches from the current 4.8 inch screen size of its S III, while the phone will use Google’s Android software and sport an organic light emitting diode (OLED) displays, the official said.
“Samsung wants to keep its one-year product schedule and the Galaxy S IV will be the first to match that strategy. The S IV will see some external changes but retain its popular rectangular shape with rounded corner concept,” an official from one of Samsung’s local partners told The Korea Times . This follows reports last month that the company is currently in talks with major American carriers to apply modified phone designs to avoid violating patents.
Vai : ZDnet
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