Galaxy S4 News & Articles

South Korean mega-vendor Samsung keeps churning out the devices to cover every conceivable base and user need, with the new Mega 6.3" screen phablet joining a waterproof S4 model, with an S4 mini confirmed on the way. 

 Social media giant Facebook has sent out invites to a new event next week, likely the unveiling of the company's much-rumored smartphone. A broad hint suggests the device will be a modified Android running some clever Facebook-centric features.

  With the big show just hours away, the usual suspects are leaking high quality images and final specifications of Samsung's new high-end smartphone, can the hosts provide some magical twist to wow the crowds?

Samsung is the new Apple. At least until the hype machine builds up for the next iPhone. For now, Samsung is ramping up for its March 14 debut of the next must have superphone, the Galaxy S4.

 Commercials are funny things, never more so than when one brand compares itself against another. So, here we see Microsoft trying to raise the profile of Windows Phones, and the Nokia Lumia 920, by challenging users of Samsung's current hero. 

 With Samsung's brand dominance, it could release the Galaxy S4 made out of card and wrap and still sell millions. In reality, its specs exceed those of most of its latest Android rivals, who will really use all that power?  And what will it do with the mighty eight-core next-gen Exynos?

The latest IDC figures show the South Korean company moving further ahead of Apple, at the same time as Samsung reports another record quarter. 

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