As we inch towards the final launch event of Samsung’s Galaxy S IV handset, speculations are abound on the web. We have see many allegedly leaked images of the smartphone already and now, here’s yet another leak from Sammy Hub which somewhat promises to be the real thing.
The legal battle between Apple and Samsung continues to rage; this time, it is confined to the court-room of U.S. District Judge Lucy Koh. While Judge Koh recently cut down Apple’s damages in half in a recent ruling, she has given the iPhone-maker the green signal to proceed with yet another case against Samsung – this case involves Apple’s Siri.
It would seem that the PC vendors are not particularly pleased with the performance of Windows 8 in the market. A clear example of that is Samsung’s head of memory chip business, Jun Dung-soo, who has stated that Windows 8 is no better than Windows Vista.
The patents warfare between Apple and Samsung is nothing new. The duo has been embroiled in multiple patent lawsuits all across the world for quite some years now. However, in a very surprising move, Nokia has chipped in with its support for Apple in one of such cases against Samsung.
We recently reported that according to a NYT article, Samsung is readying the option of eye-controlled scroll which will allegedly be included in the upcoming Samsung Galaxy S IV smartphone. A few leaked screenshots of Galaxy S IV, revealed by Sam Mobile, tend to corroborate this claim.
Sharp electronics, well known for creating top-quality displays, LCDs and TVs, has been in trouble for quite some time now. The company has apparently been struggling with its finances and has been trying to secure outside investment. Now, Samsung has decided to pool in with $112 million, securing 3.08 percent share in the company.
As we near towards the March 14th unveiling of the next flagship smartphone from Samsung, the web is fraught with speculations, rumors and predictions about the upcoming handset. Now, reports suggest that the Galaxy S IV smartphone may include the option of navigation through text simply with the movement of your eyes.
Currently, the eyes of the consumer-tech world are set on the Samsung Galaxy S IV, which is scheduled to be announced on March 14th. But Twitter tipster @evleaks has revealed some images of the Samsung Galaxy S IV to cool off the eyes of the fans. Although the images do not really show the physical device itself, they reveal some hardware specifications.