As anticipation for Samsung's unannounced, widely-awaited Galaxy S4 mounts, a concept video of the inevitable smartphone takes a stab at what
The render depicts an ultra-thin phone with a large screen, as well as a laser keyboard dock. Speculation has suggested that the Galaxy S4 will sport a full HD super AMOLED 4.99-inch display.
The South Korean company is also reportedly making the Galaxy S4 its debut device to feature its flexible screen technology, which it will showcase during CES.
Other reports has suggested that it'll be the world's first eight-core smartphone, with production on its chip said to have commenced.
Samsung itself has teased a CES reveal for the device by telling consumers to "get ready" as "the world is waiting". That said, the smartphone, which is rumored to boast at least 2 GB of RAM and a 13-megapixel rear camera, may miss an unveiling during CES in favor of its event, with a release purportedly scheduled for April.
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halcyon That's cute and all but instead of trying to make the phone look anorexic give me increased battery life.Reply -
kawininjazx I need a phone so thin that when I turn it sideways it disappears and I think I lost it.Reply -
hannibal kawininjazxI need a phone so thin that when I turn it sideways it disappears and I think I lost it.And you can not find it even by calling it from another phone, because the battery is allready empty ;-)Reply
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cashews I own an S3 and I think the current design style of Samsung is quite ugly. I'd love for them to return to cool looking designs rather than what they are doing now. Case in point: S3 in pebble blue.Reply -
TheBigTroll if they used a full aluminum design, apple just goes and sues them. like they have for everythingReply -
lp231 I still prefer the Nokia Morph, if that ever becomes a reality...Reply
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halcyon ^ Surely your vocabulary is broad enough that you can adequately express yourself without that language.Reply