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Samsung Galaxy S4 Coming March 15th, Shipping To Europe in April
It seems that SamMobile has some new information for the Samsung Galaxy S4, and a new date: Coming March 15th, Shipping To Europe in April. The availability of the Galaxy S IV will be in the eastern countries from Europe first. Whole Europe and Asia are expected to receive the Galaxy S IV before the end of April. America, Australia and Africa will receive the Galaxy S IV around May / June.
The accessories for the Galaxy S IV (Clear Cover, Flip Cover, Protective Cover, Pouch, Extra Battery Kit, Wireless Charging Kit, HDTV Adapter and Headset) are planned for week 15 which also hinted for an early Galaxy S IV April release! the 5" AMOLED screen based phone that handles a resolution of 1920x1080 pixels. The new generation screens should be more energy efficient. The Exynos 5 Octa SoC is likely to be used with the Galaxy S IV, that is an octa-core processor. Apparently the Exynos 5 Octa does not have an embedded MALI chip for graphics anymore, yet the has be swapped out for a graphics processor from the PowerVR line of products. Likely the PowerVR SGX544MP3 with it's GPU cores clocked at 533MHz.
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#4520962 Posted on: 02/07/2013 09:48 AM
Fixed
Fixed
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#4520964 Posted on: 02/07/2013 09:53 AM
Excellent, i'd like to upgrade my current s2 for one of these, 1080 wow! i always have to reduce bit-rate for my vids on the s2.
Excellent, i'd like to upgrade my current s2 for one of these, 1080 wow! i always have to reduce bit-rate for my vids on the s2.
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#4521024 Posted on: 02/07/2013 11:53 AM
Hi Hilbert
I think this line quoted below needs to grammatically adjusted lol.
"yet the has bee swapped out"
Hi Hilbert
I think this line quoted below needs to grammatically adjusted lol.
"yet the has bee swapped out"
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#4521027 Posted on: 02/07/2013 11:57 AM
8 cores, 5", probably plastic body design..
ehmm. who the hell needs 8 cores? ffs fix the battery. develop better battery life please.
Samsung you are boring. Apple you design good but you are boring. Nokia, is doing good. need to catch rivals.
8 cores, 5", probably plastic body design..
ehmm. who the hell needs 8 cores? ffs fix the battery. develop better battery life please.
Samsung you are boring. Apple you design good but you are boring. Nokia, is doing good. need to catch rivals.
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#4521055 Posted on: 02/07/2013 12:58 PM
Agree with you there ^^ Give us better battery! My galaxys2 is fast enough! Whats the point of all those cores, ram etc if phone doesnt last more than a day?!
Agree with you there ^^ Give us better battery! My galaxys2 is fast enough! Whats the point of all those cores, ram etc if phone doesnt last more than a day?!
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#4521071 Posted on: 02/07/2013 01:30 PM
Yeah and the more core the more power cunsumption.
Yeah and the more core the more power cunsumption.
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#4521072 Posted on: 02/07/2013 01:31 PM
Cores, battery etc. is fine. What's draining the battery is Google's own location service which is permanently on and cannot be stopped. My mate rooted his S2 and disabled the service and he gets days with heavy game usage on his phone.
Plastic body is unimpressive, but it's apparent that they don't care because they have market share and a ridiculous budget for advertising. Also the S4 looks unimpressive compared to the S3. This is why they churn out phones quicker. I wish they'd take an extra step or two and use unique materials to design a comfortable phone like HTC do.
Cores, battery etc. is fine. What's draining the battery is Google's own location service which is permanently on and cannot be stopped. My mate rooted his S2 and disabled the service and he gets days with heavy game usage on his phone.
Plastic body is unimpressive, but it's apparent that they don't care because they have market share and a ridiculous budget for advertising. Also the S4 looks unimpressive compared to the S3. This is why they churn out phones quicker. I wish they'd take an extra step or two and use unique materials to design a comfortable phone like HTC do.
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#4521089 Posted on: 02/07/2013 01:53 PM
8 cores, 5", probably plastic body design..
ehmm. who the hell needs 8 cores? ffs fix the battery. develop better battery life please.
Samsung you are boring. Apple you design good but you are boring. Nokia, is doing good. need to catch rivals.
Its not plastic like S3.
http://circle.cspire.com/servlet/JiveServlet/showImage/2-38541-1438/Samsung+Galaxy+4.jpg
btw it uses 2 x4 cores and only 4 cores are active at time, 4 are faster for demanding apps., 4 slower for normal usage.
8 cores, 5", probably plastic body design..
ehmm. who the hell needs 8 cores? ffs fix the battery. develop better battery life please.
Samsung you are boring. Apple you design good but you are boring. Nokia, is doing good. need to catch rivals.
Its not plastic like S3.
http://circle.cspire.com/servlet/JiveServlet/showImage/2-38541-1438/Samsung+Galaxy+4.jpg
btw it uses 2 x4 cores and only 4 cores are active at time, 4 are faster for demanding apps., 4 slower for normal usage.
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#4521093 Posted on: 02/07/2013 01:59 PM
I love my Samsung Galaxy S III but even with a 1280x800 resolution the 5" looks super crisp and sharp and I can barely make out any pixels. I have to question whether a higher resolution is really necessary on a phone with a 5" screen but I guess a 1920x1080 resolution would make viewing any text on websites, magazines and book less pixellated. I haven't been that impressed with the battery life on my S III, especially since the Jellybean update, so I can only wonder what extra drain that 1920x1080 screen will put on the battery.
My T-Mobile contract is for two years so I won't be upgrading until the Galaxy S V comes out next year. Since I got an iPad 4 before New Year, I don't really use my mobile as much any more except for making the odd phone call and sending text messages. Oh and for listening to music on while walking around. Prior to that I was using it for games, browsing, watching videos and sending/receiving emails on but it just cannot compare to the iPad's glorious 10" 2048x1536 screen which has a much better suited 4:3 aspect ratio for reading magazines and browsing. 16:9 and 16:10 screens just feel really narrow now for stuff like that. I've found myself using my PC less and less too as it is so much comfortable to be able to browse and check emails away from a desk, whether it is on a smartphone or tablet.
I love my Samsung Galaxy S III but even with a 1280x800 resolution the 5" looks super crisp and sharp and I can barely make out any pixels. I have to question whether a higher resolution is really necessary on a phone with a 5" screen but I guess a 1920x1080 resolution would make viewing any text on websites, magazines and book less pixellated. I haven't been that impressed with the battery life on my S III, especially since the Jellybean update, so I can only wonder what extra drain that 1920x1080 screen will put on the battery.
My T-Mobile contract is for two years so I won't be upgrading until the Galaxy S V comes out next year. Since I got an iPad 4 before New Year, I don't really use my mobile as much any more except for making the odd phone call and sending text messages. Oh and for listening to music on while walking around. Prior to that I was using it for games, browsing, watching videos and sending/receiving emails on but it just cannot compare to the iPad's glorious 10" 2048x1536 screen which has a much better suited 4:3 aspect ratio for reading magazines and browsing. 16:9 and 16:10 screens just feel really narrow now for stuff like that. I've found myself using my PC less and less too as it is so much comfortable to be able to browse and check emails away from a desk, whether it is on a smartphone or tablet.
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#4521146 Posted on: 02/07/2013 03:39 PM
So that company which sells heavy-duty batteries along with a replacement back will do a roaring trade with the new SGS4 owners.
My SGS3 can go about three days between charges, and it's already like a pocket media centre.
So that company which sells heavy-duty batteries along with a replacement back will do a roaring trade with the new SGS4 owners.
My SGS3 can go about three days between charges, and it's already like a pocket media centre.
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#4521147 Posted on: 02/07/2013 03:42 PM
Cores, battery etc. is fine. What's draining the battery is Google's own location service which is permanently on and cannot be stopped. My mate rooted his S2 and disabled the service and he gets days with heavy game usage on his phone.
No it doesn't, no he isn't.
8 cores, 5", probably plastic body design..
ehmm. who the hell needs 8 cores? ffs fix the battery. develop better battery life please.
Samsung you are boring. Apple you design good but you are boring. Nokia, is doing good. need to catch rivals.
4 cores for power, off if you don't need them, 4 lower-power cores for normal usage. That is for battery, not sure what your complaint is there.
As for battery technology...People all over the world in all manner of billion dollar industries have been working on that technology for years. It's not an easy one. The only thing they can do is put bigger batteries in, which doesn't sell phones.
Cores, battery etc. is fine. What's draining the battery is Google's own location service which is permanently on and cannot be stopped. My mate rooted his S2 and disabled the service and he gets days with heavy game usage on his phone.
No it doesn't, no he isn't.
8 cores, 5", probably plastic body design..
ehmm. who the hell needs 8 cores? ffs fix the battery. develop better battery life please.
Samsung you are boring. Apple you design good but you are boring. Nokia, is doing good. need to catch rivals.
4 cores for power, off if you don't need them, 4 lower-power cores for normal usage. That is for battery, not sure what your complaint is there.
As for battery technology...People all over the world in all manner of billion dollar industries have been working on that technology for years. It's not an easy one. The only thing they can do is put bigger batteries in, which doesn't sell phones.
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#4521166 Posted on: 02/07/2013 04:21 PM
The s3 and the n2 aren't even all that old... Now I feel like Samsung is just pumping a new one out every 6 months or so.
I love my 4s, but if I were to get another phone it would easily be a Samsung.
The s3 and the n2 aren't even all that old... Now I feel like Samsung is just pumping a new one out every 6 months or so.
I love my 4s, but if I were to get another phone it would easily be a Samsung.
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#4521173 Posted on: 02/07/2013 04:31 PM
And I just had my Nexus 4 come in the mail today (finally!)
And I just had my Nexus 4 come in the mail today (finally!)
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#4521174 Posted on: 02/07/2013 04:39 PM
Sell it on ebay
might get even more for it 
^^
I doubt you can go days on one charge with heavy gaming. my phone is rooted too. It lasts about 24 hours with normal usage.
Sell it on ebay
might get even more for it ^^
I doubt you can go days on one charge with heavy gaming. my phone is rooted too. It lasts about 24 hours with normal usage.
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