Leaked information and rumors about Galaxy S IV brought some delightful ideas and new technologies such as big.LITTLE architecture and FHD AMOLED screens.latest rumor was S IV to support Samsung S-Pen and set to launch in April 2013. The Concept Design below was created with most of leaked information and rumors.
Front side, no doubt looks similar to Galaxy S III. differences are, i put the notification light at the bottom, just like in Nexus 4. Front facing camera also on the left side from the ear piece and ear piece got a new speaker grill which is totally different from Samsung devices we have seen. The concept features a 5 inch FHD Super AMOLED+ screen with a resolution of 1080x1920 and a retina beating pixel density of 441ppi.
The screen on the real device could feature a flexible AMOLED screen. There is no point of having a flexible screen if the whole device wont act as a flexible thing. On the right side power/lock button can be seen and it's the only physical button can be found on the device. Left side features the volume/zoom capacitive buttons.
List of Detailed Specifications
(138x72x8)mm
130g
5 inch FHD Super AMOLED+ screen
1080x1920 resolution, 441ppi
Corning Gorilla Glass 3
Octa Core CPU (big.LITTLE Architecture)
2GHz Cortex-A15 x4
1GHz Cortex-A7 x4
Samsung Exynos 5 Octa Chipset
Samsung Exynos 5 Octa Chipset
Mali T-678 GPU
2GB RAM
32GB internal storage
micro SD card support up to 128GB
13 Mega Pixel Camera
xenon flash
HDR video recording 1080p@30fps
2MP front facing camera with 720@30fps
LTE, HSUPA+, GSM
DLNA, Wi-Fi hotspot, Wi-Fi Direct
Bluetooth 4.0, NFC
USB 3.0 support, USB on the go
Android 4.2.1 Jelly Bean
TouchWiz UI 6.0 (improved nature)
3100mAh Li-ion user removable battery
Removing the physical home button might become a con for the concept. But my idea was to save the length of the device and make it easy to hold on with a single hand. It wouldn't be a huge problem i guess. Flagships like LG Nexus 4, Sony Xperia Z(not released yet) also features software integrated capacitive buttons.
The Concept doesn't feature wireless charging due to the removable battery. more than 75% of users including my self want user removable batteries for smartphones. The real device might feature wireless charging.
3200mAh capacity feels enough for me as we have a big.LITTLE processor to take care about power management. ARM promised to give a 70% of battery backup with this new architecture.
Samsung set to launch the Galaxy S IV in April 2013. i'm sure we can see some leaked goodies of the real device maybe after February.Till then stay tuned to the blog for updates
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