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More Samsung Galaxy S IV rumors

Written by Andre Yoskowitz @ 20 Nov 2012 11:30 User comments (6)

More Samsung Galaxy S IV rumors Since the release of the Galaxy S III, rumors for next year's Galaxy S IV have been trickling in and today we have some more.
Allegedly, the phone will have a 5-inch, 1080p display. Additionally, the device will run on a quad-core Cortex A15 chip, the Exynos 5450.

The Exynos is built by Samsung itself, moving away from Qualcomm-made chips like the Snapdragon. The new Nexus 10 and the latest Chromebook already use similar chips.

Furthermore, the camera will be 13MP and include some more new and improved Samsung software.

Regardless, we will not know for sure about the new device until MWC next February.

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6 user comments

121.11.2012 14:49

damn cant wait for whats in store!

221.11.2012 14:55

Originally posted by A5J4DX:
damn cant wait for whats in store!
Settle down there boy........again......just "rumours". Unfounded and likely untrue.

322.11.2012 12:04

Hell, there's even a rumor now that they're possibly putting an 8-core processor on this phone, but I know that this is waaaay exaggerated as we have just enter the quad-care universe, and we're barely tapping that now with the Droid DNA and Galaxy Note II (international version)...

423.11.2012 08:45

Last "rumors" held pretty accurate...they had to come from somewhere. Someone that is pretty close to the phone, this is not you or I coming up with these figures.

523.11.2012 09:31

Also heard they where looking at having the bendy screens...but still all rumours at the mo.

623.11.2012 10:05

My S3 is hands down the best phone I've ever owned. But I just gotta have the Note 2. The Note is just small enough to fit in a pocket and just big enough to watch a movie.

These quick tablet/phone releases may backfire on Apple and Samsung. It's going to reach a point where people aren't going to upgrade for fear of another version coming out in 6 months with little or no new features worth $500+.

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