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Showing posts with label Galaxy S IV. Show all posts
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First alleged Samsung Galaxy S IV render leaks

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It is that time of the year again when we start hearing rumors and seeing alleged renders of Apple’s next iPhone and Samsung’s next Galaxy S flagship smartphone. We have already been hearing loads about the two phones but today we have the first alleged render of the Galaxy S IV courtesy Sammobile.
The fake-looking render essentially shows a device with an even thinner bezel than the Galaxy S III that also lets go of the physical home button. In our books this photo screams fake as we have found the ease with which these renders are been faked these days. This is just the beginning of the render faking season.
Forgery notwithstanding, word on the street is the Galaxy S IV could sport S-Pen input just like the Galaxy Note II and is expected to have a 5-inch 1080p HD display. It could also feature a 13-megapixel camera and would run on an Exynos processor on ARM’s big.LITTLE architecture that would have a A7 processor for basic tasks coupled with an A15 processor for processor intensive tasks.
 
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