Samsung unveils Galaxy S4, takes battle with Apple to home turf
Korean handset maker Samsung today unveiled the fourth generation of its Galaxy range of phones, S4, packed with newer imaging features as well as 'gesture -control' technology, taking the smartphone battle to global
rival Apple's home ground.
Samsung remained mum on the pricing. It will launch the Android Jelly Bean-powered device from end of April across 155 countries in partnership with 327 mobile operators globally.
"All the innovative features of Galaxy S4 were developed based on the insights and needs we found from our consumers all around the world," Samsung President and Head (IT and Mobile Communications) J K Shin told reporters here at Manhattan's iconic Radio City Music Hall.
He said that following the successful GALAXY S series, this phone is yet another "great proof point of people- inspired innovation".
The S4 features a five-inch full HD super AMOLED touchscreen, 1.9 GHz quad-core processor, 13 megapixel back and 2MP front camera and supports both 3G and 4G networks.
Compared to S4's 5-inch screen, iPhone 5 features a 4- inch screen and 8MP (rear) and 1.2MP (front camera). It is priced at USD 200 onwards in the US.
A new feature included in the Galaxy is 'Smart Pause' – users can pause a video just by looking away from the screen, while the 'Smart Scroll' tool allows them to scroll the browser or emails up and down without touching the screen.
It also has 'Air View' feature, which allows users to hover with their fingers to preview the content of an email, S Planner, image gallery or
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