Friday, 25 January 2013

Samsung Galaxy S IV

The launch of Samsung Galaxy S IV looks like much-anticipated event in the smartphone industry. The device will take over the mantle of the South Korean company's flagship device from Galaxy S III, which recently clocked 40 million in sales. There have been rumours of the device's specifications for long, but now a potential launch date for the upcoming smartphone has also come to the fore.

Technology blog IT Professional has said in a report that the biggest phone maker in the world will host a Samsung Unpacked event either towards the end of February or in March this year. The device will start shipping from Week 16, which translates to April 15, 2013.

The report also says that the upcoming Galaxy S IV will feature wireless charging, and the wireless charging kit will be shipped a couple of weeks after the device starts selling. The battery capacity of the smartphone will be 2600mAh, as compared to the 21,00mAh in the current flagship. Samsung Galaxy S IV is said to be initially launched in two colours - white and black.

Another tidbit revealed by IT Professional is that the smartphone is now being developed under the codename Project Altius (J). Till now, it was being developed under the moniker Project J, named after JK Shin, the president of the Samsung's mobile division. The device has been codenamed GT-I9500, says the post.

Previously, a section in Samsung's booth at Consumer Electronics Show 2013 revealed details of the display of Galaxy S IV - 4.99-inch SuperAMOLED full-HD touchscreen with 440ppi pixel density. It is said that the upcoming phone's screen will be unbreakable and bendable, as demonstrated with the Youm display at CES 2013. Galaxy S IV is expected to run on a quad-core processor clocked at 2GHz, 2GB RAM, 13MP rear camera.

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