Already a successor to the Samsung Galaxy S III?
According to the latest news, another savior of the Galaxy S family may be introduced early next year.
Samsung’s developers don’t seem to be bored as they are already in full swing working on the Galaxy S 4, according to the latest information. According to current information, the manufacturer would present the novelty at the 2013 MWC, and distribution could begin as early as March. Rumor has it that the new device could have a four-core Exynos CPU, but the timing of this is not yet known. Rumor has it that the size of the display could also increase further, so the new device will already boast a 5-inch panel. It’s interesting, by the way, why Samsung is in such a hurry, since the iPhone just unveiled can’t really pinch the S III - as far as hardware is concerned. The Galaxy S III is still selling very well anyway, if all goes well, it could reach 30 million units sold by the end of the year. In terms of the above news, the next step, the dream limit of 40 million, is already in question, but I think a new Galaxy S is sure to be a huge success.
Samsung’s developers don’t seem to be bored as they are already in full swing working on the Galaxy S 4, according to the latest information. According to current information, the manufacturer would present the novelty at the 2013 MWC, and distribution could begin as early as March. Rumor has it that the new device could have a four-core Exynos CPU, but the timing of this is not yet known. Rumor has it that the size of the display could also increase further, so the new device will already boast a 5-inch panel. It’s interesting, by the way, why Samsung is in such a hurry, since the iPhone just unveiled can’t really pinch the S III - as far as hardware is concerned. The Galaxy S III is still selling very well anyway, if all goes well, it could reach 30 million units sold by the end of the year. In terms of the above news, the next step, the dream limit of 40 million, is already in question, but I think a new Galaxy S is sure to be a huge success.
Source: unwiredview.com
