A report is suggesting that Samsung's unannounced Galaxy S4 will sport a quad-core A15 chip, alongside a 13-megapixel camera.
SlashGear's sources has said that the Samsung's Galaxy S4 will feature the company's Exynos 5450 chipset, accompanied by a Cortex A15 quad-core processor, in addition to a 13-megapixel camera.
Elsewhere, another report claimed that the Galaxy S4 is currently scheduled for a release in February. Previous speculation has pointed towards the smartphone being announced at the 2013 Mobile World Congress in late February, with a release following in March; it was, however, later debunked by the South Korean technology firm.
More recently, a Samsung executive apparently confirmed its plan to reveal a new device with a 4.99-inch 1080p Super AMOLED display at CES 2013 in January.
Samsung is said to have commenced production on the Galaxy S4's chip, with the device expected to boast the firm's faster storage chipset.
While the Galaxy S3 has been setting records with its commercial performance (which has led to the smartphone becoming the best-selling handset in the world during the last quarter), Samsung only launched the Galaxy S3 Mini recently, so the S4 may skip the events in question for a later reveal.