Samsung’s Galaxy S4 smartphone is already making a lot of headlines. Not only does the new flagship handset pack impressive specifications, but it also ships with many great UI improvements. And Samsung has now hinted that it may bring these software improvements and features to other flagships devices too in the future.
Samsung has just unveiled its new flagship Galaxy S4 smartphone and the new handset not only takes the hardware specs a notch higher, it also brings a whole lot of very enticing new features. These include the likes of Drama shot, S Translator, Adapt display, Story Album, HomeSync and a lot more.
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All of us have been waiting for the next flagship smartphone from Samsung rather eagerly. The company finally unveiled the Galaxy S IV handset at a rather distasteful launch event. The new smartphone packs stunning looks, superior hardware and a whole plethora of new features.
Samsung is gearing up for the much-anticipated launch event of Galaxy S IV. The company had also been hinting that it will also register a presence at Times Square while the launch event takes place – probably a marketing stunt. But in this, Samsung has been trolled with LG who has refashioned its Times Square billboards with witty, new ads.
We have been hearing around for long tome that South Korean tech giant Samsung is working on its next generation Galaxy S series smartphone – Galaxy S4. We covered that Samsung plans to unveil Galaxy S4 on March 14 at Radio City Music Hall in New York City. We have heard many rumors about Samsung Galaxy S4 at different times. For long time, all the members of TheTechJournal (TTJ) have given their extreme effort to collect all those rumors. Now just before the Times Square event launches, we have stored all those rumors here. Have a peep inside.
We already met with Galaxy Note 8.0 at Mobile World Congress earlier in January 2013. Now the Galaxy Note 8.0 3G global version has finally reached the FCC for certification. The 3G version has all those important 800/1900 MHz 3G bands for web browsing.
Lockscreen bypass bug in Samsung Galaxy S III was noted a while ago, but the company is yet to dish out an update to patch it. Meanwhile, Lookout has risen up to the task and presented a solution of its own which is quite effective and takes care of the security loophole.
Samsung tweeted a dark image today which seems to the new Galaxy S IV, expected to be unveiled this Thursday. The darkened image shows a smartphone-like device with the Samsung brand name on top.