The Samsung Galaxy S4 will sport a 4.99 inch full HD display with 440 pixels-per-inch density when it will come this year.
Brian Klug from AnandTech mentioned in a post wrote “… I also caught a glimpse of what might possibly be the display headed to the next generation Samsung Galaxy smartphone.” He also mentions that the company is claiming a 25 percent power saving using a new material on new AMOLED revisions.
In a private demo during the keynote at the Consumer Electronics Show (CES) 2013, the company gave the first look of a prototype of a flexible screen smartphone which might be the Galaxy S4. With the curved side, you will be able to read text messages, stock tickers, and other notifications even when the phone is in the case.
The phone is one of the most rumored and highly anticipated devices of this year. The device will reign on the success of the Samsung Galaxy S3, which has sold more than 30 million units worldwide. This phone is expected to be launched in Quarter 1 of this year. We might see an announcement at the Mobile World Congress in February this year.
Brian Klug from AnandTech mentioned in a post wrote “… I also caught a glimpse of what might possibly be the display headed to the next generation Samsung Galaxy smartphone.” He also mentions that the company is claiming a 25 percent power saving using a new material on new AMOLED revisions.
In a private demo during the keynote at the Consumer Electronics Show (CES) 2013, the company gave the first look of a prototype of a flexible screen smartphone which might be the Galaxy S4. With the curved side, you will be able to read text messages, stock tickers, and other notifications even when the phone is in the case.
The phone is one of the most rumored and highly anticipated devices of this year. The device will reign on the success of the Samsung Galaxy S3, which has sold more than 30 million units worldwide. This phone is expected to be launched in Quarter 1 of this year. We might see an announcement at the Mobile World Congress in February this year.
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