There are lots of rumors flying about the mill about the next release from Korean giant Samsung to their Galaxy smartphone range. The hotly awaited Galaxy S4 is to be unveiled in all its glory this coming Thursday March 14th, to be followed by a commercial release date as early as late spring in the European sector and America in early summer.
There’s not much concrete information around about the specs and features; Samsung are pretty good at keeping secrets. However it seems one of their employees (on the condition of anonymity of course) wasn’t quite able to keep the excitement to themselves about the new smartphone when they spoke to the New York Times this week.
The most exciting rumor about the new Galaxy S4 is that as you read the page displayed on the phone, special software will track the movement of your eyes and scroll down when you reach the bottom of the page. All very exciting. Additional spec rumors include sixty-four gig of storage, two gigs of RAM and an eight-core processor running Android’s 4.2.1 Jelly Bean operating syste The unveiling of the new Galaxy S4 is predicted to be taking place in mid-March in NYC. At this point we will hopefully find out which of the countless rumors is actually true, not least of which those regarding a five inch display and a thirteen megapixel camera (and a two point one megapixel camera at the front too).
The sales of the Galaxy S3’s successor are predicted to be in the region of ten million every month or so. These are big figures but are probably likely to be near the mark if we take into account the success of the Galaxy S3. The Korean giant manufacturers more smartphones than any other company on the planet so it’s fair to say they know what they are doing.
In the last quarter of last year, their net income increased to an approximate and frankly staggering six point two billion dollars.
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