Samsung Galaxy S4 vs. Samsung Galaxy S3: Round Two

he Samsung Galaxy S3 has been one of the premier Android smartphones for the last six months, accumulating millions in sales across the globe. However, every phone sees its time come to an end and it appears that the Galaxy S3′s time is almost up. Rumored to be replacing it is the Samsung Galaxy S4, a device that consumers are looking forward to buying and a device that Samsung is hoping will shatter the records of its predecessors.

Read: iPhone 5 vs. Samsung Galaxy S4: Round Two.

Samsung’s Galaxy S series for the past several years, has been the company’s flagship smartphone model. Starting with the original Galaxy S which launched on the largest carriers in the U.S., followed by the then record-setting Galaxy S2 and then, last year, the launch of Samsung’s most successful smartphone to date, the Samsung Galaxy S3.

The Galaxy S3 will soon be replaced by the Galaxy S4.

The Samsung Galaxy S3, on sale since May, has gone on to smash the records set by the Galaxy S2, as Samsung claims it has sold over 40 million units across planet. Those numbers, a slick marketing campaign aimed directly at the iPhone, and a high quality smartphone have all combined to propel the Galaxy S series to the forefront of Android devices.

Now, there is a serious battle between Samsung’s Galaxy series and Apple’s iPhone, the device that was once thought to be unrivaled. And because of this new found attention, this new pedestal, the Galaxy S line is in the spotlight now more than it ever has been in the past. And that popularity may have no better evidence than the rumored Samsung Galaxy S4, the device that is rumored to be replacing the Galaxy S3.

The Samsung Galaxy S4 popped up in rumors back in December and hasn’t looked back leaking out on an almost daily basis. And while Samsung has yet to confirm its plans for the fourth-generation Galaxy S, these past few weeks have armed us with an assortment of credible possibilities including information about its hardware, software, release date and more.

So, how does the Galaxy S4 match up versus the Galaxy S3? Let’s take a look.

Release Date

The Samsung Galaxy S3 was announced back in May of 2012 to quite a bit of excitement. The Galaxy S2 was coming off a record breaking year and consumers were excited to see how Samsung might top it. Like the Galaxy S4, the Galaxy S3 leaked out many times in the weeks prior to its launch at a press event in London in May.

Samsung had originally been rumored to be announcing the phone at MWC 2012 in Barcelona but decided to use its own launch event instead, likely so it could launch the device closer to its release date in the United States. Typically, devices from foreign manufacturers hit the United States last and Samsung wanted to prevent a delayed launch like the Galaxy S2′s.

So, the company debuted the Galaxy S3 and announced that it would be out in Europe in late May and in the U.S. in late June. All five of the major U.S. service providers offered the Galaxy S3 by the end of July with the release dates taking a staggered approach as they typically do. Verizon, as usual, was one of the last to release its variant.

Since then, the carriers have offered the Galaxy S3, and since then, the device has remained near the top of our list in terms of the best Android smartphones available on the market.

Nothing gold can stay gold though and the Galaxy S3′s time in the limelight is almost over.

Read: Galaxy S4 Release Date Pegged for April.

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Samsung Introduces GALAXY S III mini, a compact yet powerful smartphone

GALAXY S III’s nature-inspired design and intuitive ease-of-use in one stylish, compact smartphone 

  

Kuala Lumpur, 16 January 2013 – Samsung Malaysia Electronics today unveiled the GALAXY S III mini, a compact version of the flagship smartphone GALAXY S III. The device brings the high performance, intuitive ease-of-use and nature-inspired design of the GALAXY S III to an elegant, compact smartphone with a 4.0-inch screen. Its slim and substantial light-weight build allows the elegant yet powerful device to be seamlessly infused into the varied active lifestyles of people.

“The role of mobile phones has moved beyond functional usage to an extension of oneself as it serves as a platform of expression. The GALAXY S III was built with an organic design concept packed with powerful and smart features to meet the diverse needs of modern society. Following an overwhelming acceptance of the flagship product around the world, we are now delighted to implement its revolutionary design, intuitive in usability and intelligence to the GALAXY S III mini,” said Kwon Jae Hoon, Managing Director, Samsung Malaysia Electronics Sdn. Bhd.

The GALAXY S III mini is powered by Android™ 4.1 (Jelly Bean) Operating System, giving people superb display enhancement that lends speedy, fluid and smooth graphics. It also incorporates a new Google Search™ experience featuring Google Now™, which brings people just the right information even before them seeking for it.

Stylish and compact, the GALAXY S III mini shares the GALAXY S III’s breakthrough design of simplicity and elegance. Its ultra-minimal curved frame gives users a comfortable and perfect grip while delivering a rich natural feel on its nature-inspired theme reflected within the user interface. The GALAXY S III mini is slick and slim in-hand. Its enhanced portability complements the lifestyles of people on-the-go. The device is designed with a new standard, offering a great line of features which showcases its versatility even in a compact size. It also features a 4.0-inch Super AMOLED display offering a generous multimedia viewing experience in brilliant colour and clarity.

Packed with intelligent technology, the GALAXY S III mini is created to deliver a natural and intuitive interaction. S Voice, Samsung’s advanced natural language recognition software, works as a personal assistant with a simple voice command to unlock phone, play music, organise schedule or even launch the camera.

The GALAXY S III mini also understands people’s gestures ensuring a natural and intuitive experience. With Smart Stay, it cleverly keeps the display from timing out as long as the user is looking at it as the front-facing camera to track eye movements.

When reading a text message, Direct Call enables people to automatically dial a number simply by lifting the phone to the ear. Meanwhile the Smart Alert feature conveniently alerts people of missed calls or messages as the phone is picked up.

Content sharing is made easy and fast on the GALAXY S III mini using the S Beam. It allows people to share a 10MB music file in just two seconds simply by tapping on other S Beam-enabled devices, including the GALAXY S III or the GALAXY Note II, without using Wi-Fi or cellular signal. The ‘Buddy photo share’ function also allows photos to be simultaneously shared with friends from the camera or the photo gallery.

The GALAXY S III mini is now available in Marble White and Pebble Blue at RM 1,199 in all Samsung Brand Shops, authorised dealers and leading operators in Malaysia. 

Jamie Oliver launches Samsung Hope Relay charity giving app

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International chef-bot Jamie Oliver and British Olympic cyclist Victoria Pendleton teamed up with Samsung this morning to launch an app that will see the tech giant donating £1 to charity for every mile you run.

Called 'Samsung Hope Relay', the app seemed pretty nifty in the short time I had with it. Once you've downloaded it, you take a picture of your face and move it around so it fits into a circle on the screen, type in your name and email address and it will create an animated character with your face on it.

Then click a button to say you're going for a run or cycle and the app uses GPS to track your movements. You can share your stats and animated character with your Facebook friends and enlist them to help you get to a distance target you set, saving you from doing all the hard work yourself. Have a click through the photo gallery above to see more screenshots from my hands-on and pictures from the press conference, including a blink-and-you'll-miss-it appearance from David Beckham.

If you're travelling over 25 miles per hour the app stops registering your miles, to stop you plopping the phone in the car and driving about to rack up your total. The app will also stop counting after 26 miles.

The money raised will be split between three charities. These are Kids Company, which helps vulnerable young people in London, International Inspiration, which gives children across the world the chance to play sport, and an as-yet-unnamed charity to be decided by the International Olympic Committee.

Samsung's UK MD Andrew Griffiths said the company is hoping for £1 million to be raised, but the total is open-ended, so it could be greater if the whole country were to get behind it. (Update: Samsung's PR company has just phoned me to say that this information was wrong -- Samsung's contribution is actually capped at $1 million.) You can rack up the miles until 12 August.

The app is available today for Android phones at the Google Play Store, for Bada phones atSamsung's app store and for iPhones here. It will arrive in the UK first, with 20 other countries following shortly.

What do you think -- is this a good idea or not? Will you be forming a team and using this app when running? Let me know in the comments below or on our Facebook wall.

Samsung Galaxy Note II Tops 5 Million in Sales

Samsung is celebrating worldwide sales of more than 5 million Galaxy Note II devices just two months after its release.

The electronics giant announced the milestone in atranslated news release less than 30 days after the South Korean company reported selling 3 million of the super-sized smartphones.

A Samsung spokeswoman confirmed in an email that the Galaxy Note II has surpassed 5 million in sales since its debut in late September, adding that the original Galaxy Note took about five months to reach 5 million in global sales.

The Note II is now on sale in all regions, the release said, including Asia, Europe, North America, South America, the Middle East, and Africa. The device, which boasts a 5.5-inch, 1,280-by-720-pixel display is available on all major U.S. carriers — Verizon Wireless, AT&T, Sprint, T-Mobile, and U.S. Cellular, and runs on Google's Android 4.1.1 Jelly Bean operating system. For $299, customers also snag a 1.6-GHz, quad-core Exynos processor, optimized for LTE networks, as well as 2GB of RAM and 16GB of internal storage, plus a microSD card for expandable storage up to 64GB.

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Samsung's oversized phone/tablet is still lagging behind Samsung's flagship smartphone, the Galaxy S III, which was confirmed earlier this month to have sold more than 30 million devices in five months. The device swept the smartphone market in the third quarter alone, besting the iPhone 4S with 18 million Galaxy S III shipments — 11 percent of the smartphone market.

The smartphone maker may have another trick up its sleeve, with rumors of a Galaxy S IV device making the rounds last week. Samsung might provide a first look at the phone during January's CES or February's Mobile World Congress. A Korean newspaper reported that the new phone will feature a high-definition, 4.99-inch screen with a 1,920-by-1,080-pixel display — a jump in the pixels-per-inch from the S III.

Samsung Galaxy Grand redefines smartphone experience for all PRESS RELEASE,

Mumbai: Samsung Electronics, the number one smartphone provider in India, today announced the launch of the Samsung GALAXY Grand, a revolutionary smartphone that promises to redefine Smartphone experience for consumers.

Samsung Galaxy Grand is powered by Android 4.1.2 (Jelly Bean) operating system and runs on a 1.2 GHz Dual Core processor.

Even though it supports a massive 5.0" screen with WVGA TFT display powered with mDNIe technology, the device is incredibly slim and comes with an ergonomic design which makes is comfortable to hold. The vivid display provides an expansive viewing experience rendering messaging, multimedia and Web content in brilliant color and clarity. The device also sports the Multi Window feature that allows seamless multitasking and running of multiple applications simultaneously without having to switch screens.

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Samsung Galaxy Grand is powered by Android 4.1.2 (Jelly Bean) operating system and runs on a 1.2 GHz Dual Core processor.

The Samsung GALAXY Grand is also one of the world's top performing Dual SIM smartphones. Its innovative Smart Dual SIM feature provides total communication flexibility, allowing users to manage two phone numbers from a single phone. It is possible to receive calls on one SIM number while taking a call from the other, ensuring efficient management of personal and work commitments without ever missing a call. Smart Dual SIM also offers the flexibility of selecting different mobile billing plans for either SIM which allows switching between them to make the most of competitive call and data plans.

Speaking at the launch, Mr. Asim Warsi, Vice President, Samsung Mobile, stated, "Continuing with our legacy of launching innovative devices that redefine consumer experiences, I take great pride in announcing the launch of the Galaxy Grand in the Indian market .The Galaxy Grand is revolutionary not only in terms of the great Smartphone experience that it provides but also in terms of its value proposition. I feel the Galaxy Grand will further fuel the growth of the Smartphone market in India and will especially delight consumers looking for a great Smart Dual SIM phone. The Galaxy Grand best meets the growing consumer preference for a large screen device that gives them a great multimedia experience and superior performance."

Smart and Convenient features

The GALAXY Grand comes with various intuitive features that enable the consumers to seamlessly engage with the device. The Smart Stay uses the front camera to prevent the device from going into standby mode while it detects a user in front of the device. Direct Call feature enables users to automatically dial a call by raising the device up to the ear. Smart Alert shows missed events such as missed calls and new messages just by picking up the phone. Popup Play enables the users to watch video in a pop-up window anywhere on the screen while running other tasks. The S Voice feature helps the user to control the phone using their voice. The device also features a unique Face & Voice Unlock that enables the users to lock and unlock their device with face or voice recognition, providing greater security and convenience.

Rich connected applications

The GALAXY Grand comes pre-loaded with ChatOn, Samsung's unique cross-platform communication service that enables the users to socialize with friends and to do more than just instant messaging. ChatOn allows users to freely share multimedia content, do group chatting with friends and create personalized animated messages. The device also comes pre-loaded with a host of other applications including 'Games Hub' and 'My Services' that includes a bouquet of services like myMovies, myMusic , myMobileTV , myStation ,myReader and myEducation which allows them to enjoy and personalize their device. While myMovies gives users access to thousands of Indian movies, trailers and film songs, myMusic allows them to download and listen to English and Bollywood numbers from a song collection that totals more than 250,000. myReader allows Galaxy Grand users to access Indian newspapers, magazines, over 30,000 books and for the first time, even audio books. MyMobileTV allows consumers to watch 100+ Live TV channels on the device while myStation gives them an opportunity to watch Live Concerts and performances on their device. The All Share Play enables easy sharing and playing of contents across Samsung digital devices, anywhere anytime.

The device sports an 8MP camera (with flash) and a 2MP front camera which supports zero shutter-lag and ultra-quick camera start-up. It includes a backside illumination sensor to ensure clear shots even in dark conditions, as well as Full HD video recording. The GALAXY Grand comes with a powerful 2,100mAh battery and an internal memory of 8GB (user memory of 4GB and expandable up to 64GB). The device is available in Elegant White and Metallic Blue color options.

Pricing and Offer

Samsung GALAXY Grand is priced at Rs. 21,500/-. As a special introductory offer, the device comes with a Flip Cover in the box and users can download music and movies through 'My Services' worth Rs. 8000 free along with 50GB Dropbox space . Vodafone users also get 2GB data download free per month for 2 months.

With the launch of this device, Samsung now offers a range of 6 Dual SIM Smartphones and a total of 14 Smartphone models priced in the range between Rs. 6990 and Rs. 39900.

Samsung Galaxy S4: Release date, specs, price, news and rumours

The Samsung Galaxy S3 made a case for the Android operating system like no phone before it. It picked up the T3 Gadget Award for Best Smartphone of the Year 2012 and regularly tops lists of the best smartphones available on the market.

Inevitably then, rumours have begun to circulate on what Sammy has planned as a follow up. We’ve scoured the web to bring you the latest news, rumours and speculations about the Samsung Galaxy S4

Samsung Galaxy S4 – display

Samsung has confirmed it is working on flexible displays and rumours are already circulating that the Korean giant is planning to utilise this technology for the Galaxy S4.

Flexible displays are "foldable, rollable, wearable and more, [and] will allow for a high degree of durability through their use of a plastic substrate that is thinner, lighter and more flexible than conventional LCD technology," a Samsung spokesperson told the BBC.

The flexible OLED (Organic Light Emitting Diode) screen on the Galaxy S4 would also likely be Full HD with a resolution of 1,920 x 1,080 or higher and would be a full five inches across. Which is encroaching on Samsung Galaxy Note II territory.

Source: BBC 
 

Samsung Galaxy S4 – Specs

According to Korean website Ddaily, the Samsung Galaxy S4 will arrive toting a quad-core Exynos processor built on the 28nm microarchitecture standard. Essentially, this is a smaller, faster Exynos (Samsung’s own custom processors) than is currently tucked away inside the Samsung Galaxy S3.

Newer processors, along with increased speed, focus on improving efficiency between cores. This should mean that the Samsung Galaxy S4 can boast more processes and a longer battery life than we’ve previously seen in a handheld.

Other specs include a 13MP rear-facing camera and, of course, the aforementioned 1080p screen.

Source: Ddaily 
 

Samsung Galaxy S4 – release date

We originally had our rumourscope centred on a snifter of the Samsung Galaxy S4 at the Mobile World Congress trade show in Barcelona in February – but that admittedly is far too tight a timeline for a new flagship device.
 
The Korean Times reported that Samsung was planning to unveil the Galaxy S4 in March, but the higher-ups at Samsung took to Twitter to shoot down that particular rumour themselves.

Translated from Korean, the tweet read: "Please note that some media reported speculation that the Galaxy S subsequent models will be released is a simple rumor is not true. [If] not doing anything, why spread these rumors?"

Despite this protestation, we imagine a mid-2013 release date isn’t far off the mark. The Samsung Galaxy S3 was revealed in May, so it’s reasonable to assume Samsung will follow the same pattern with the next generation. That would allow it to steal a march on a possible iPhone 5S.

We’ll keep you updated with any new Galaxy S4 shaped rumours that come to pass. But in the meantime you can fill up your Samsung cravings with ourSamsung Galaxy S3, Samsung Galaxy Mini and Samsung Galaxy Note 2reviews.
 

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Samsung Galaxy Tab 3 leaks ahead of MWC 2013 release

Samsung Galaxy Tab 3 pictures have leaked online ahead of the third-generation tablet's expected MWC 2013 Samsung Galaxy Tab 3 release date.

Offering a tantalising glimpse at Samsung's next-generation tablet offering, blurry Samsung Galaxy Tab 3 pictures have claimed to show a boxed and branded Samsung Galaxy Tab 3 tablet, hitting the web with a product model number in tow.

Unfortunately, due to the quality of the claimed Samsung Galaxy Tab 3 pictures, it is only possible to make out the starting “GT-P” used to number all of Samsung’s tablets. As yet, it is not known whether the pictures feature the GT-P3200 Samsung Galaxy Tab 3 7.0, the GT-P5200 Samsung Galaxy Tab 3 10.1 or the GT-P8200 Samsung Galaxy Tab 3 Plus.

Based on the relative size of the display to the icons shown on screen, it has been claimed that the featured tablet is likely the Samsung Galaxy Tab 3 7.0 or the recently leaked Samsung Galaxy Tab 3 Plus.

Although an confirmed Samsung Galaxy Tab 3 specs have yet to be revealed, it is expected that a Samsung Galaxy Tab 3 release date will be officially unveiled next month during the Barcelona based MWC 2013 conference. Latest Samsung Galaxy Tab 3 rumours have seen the iPad mini rival tipped to host a 5-megapixel camera as well as Wi-Fi and 3G iterations.

It is also unknown whether the Samsung Galaxy Tab 3 series will opt for the high-end of the market with a premium price tag and specs to boot, or will be targeted at value-for-money tablet rivals such as the Google Nexus 7. 

Samsung is due to be launching several new devices at MWC, including the already confirmed Samsung Galaxy Note 8.0 tablet. Rumoured to arrive with 2GB of RAM, 1.3-megapixel front camera and 5-megapixels in the rear, and a 1.6HGz quad-core processor, the 8-inch tablet should also have a 1280 X 800p resolution.

The Samsung Galaxy Note 8.0 is set to be launched as a 8-inch affordable tablet with S Pen to rival other such tablets like the Nook HD and Amazon Kindle fire HD.

What do you think of the leaked pictures of the Samsung Galaxy Tab 3 device? What specs would the device need to pack for you to buy one over the competition? Let us know in the comment boxes below.

Samsung GALAXY Xcover 2

SEOUL, Korea - January 25, 2013 - Samsung Electronics Co., Ltd, today unveiled the Samsung Xcover 2, the ideal smartphone for active explorers who are enjoying outdoor lifestyles and seeking a durable mobile device with essential smartphone capabilities.

• The GALAXY Xcover 2 is optimized to endure against the most rugged outdoor conditions, whether you’re at work or 

   play. Protected against the elements, it is dust and sand proof. It’s even water resistant to a depth of one meter for up to 

   30 minutes (IP67 Certified). You can now take photos under water with the direct camera key, hold on tight to your 

   device with the strap holder and not worry about dropping your phone as the battery cover lock gives added protection. 

• Pre-downloaded Google map data, an enhanced GPS ＋ GLONASS which shortens the satellite signal detection by 

   up to 20％ to tracks your location more accurately, LED Flash next to the camera which can be used like a torch and 

   a huge battery capacity of 570 hours(1,700mAh), making the GALAXY Xcover 2 is the best possible smartphone partner 

   for outdoor exploration. 

• In addition, the Cardio Trainer Pro workout application will also help you achieve your fitness goals by creating a 

   tailored training program, checking your progress and recording your track and speed.

• For everyday, users can expect the powerful performance characteristic of a Samsung smartphone with the robust 

   GALAXY Xcover 2 shell. Its vivid 4.0” (100.8mm) WVGA display provides a clear and wide viewing experience, 

   a 5-megapixel camera and VGA front camera that will let you record precious moments in high resolution,

   Bluetooth® v 4.0 gives a better connection that consumes less power and detects devices 50 meters away. 

   An impressive 1GHz dual core processor powers the core of the GALAXY Xcover 2, which ensures 

   a fast operating speed for seamless multitasking, faster webpage loading and softer UI transitions.

 

• Samsung GALAXY Xcover 2 runs Android™ 4.1 (Jelly Bean) enabling faster and smoother screen transitions and 

   providing an enhanced user interface featuring a new, easier-to-use notification panel. As a premium Samsung 

   Android™ phone, the device is packed with a series of innovative features and services to boost performance and 

   the overall user experience. The intuitive Motion UI understands your movements to shake and update or turn over 

   to mute; data can be synced, backed up and restored with S-Cloud; S Voice lets users control the phone using 

   their voice, allowing you to see the weekly weather forecast, the contact number you’re trying to find or even take 

   a picture as you speak; Best Shot recommends the best shot from a series of photos; Smart Stay recognizes 

   whether the user is looking at the screen to dim the screen accordingly. Users can also enjoy all the benefits of 

   Samsung Hubs, including the latest versions of Readers Hub, Video Hub, Game Hub and Music Hub.

Note to Editors: 

Samsung GALAXY Xcover 2 Product Specifications 



Network	HSPA 14.4/5.76    900/2100 EDGE/GPRS         850/900/1800/1900
Processor	1 GHz dual-core processor
Display	100.8mm(4.0”) WVGA(480 x 800) TFT
OS	Android 4.1 (Jelly Bean)
Camera	Main(Rear): 5-megapixel auto focus camera with LED flash Sub(Front): VGA camera Direct camera key
Video	H.264, MPEG‐4, H.263, VC‐1, Divx/Xvid, Sorenson Spark, WMV7, WMV8 Recording/ Playback : 720p
Audio	MP3, OGG, AAC, AAC＋, eAAC＋, AMR‐NB, WMA, FLAC, WAV, MID, IMY, AC3 Music Player with SoundAlive 3.5mm Ear Jack
Content Features  &  Services	Samsung Apps
	Samsung Kies /Samsung Kies Air
	Samsung TouchWiz
	Samsung Hub  - Game Hub  - Readers Hub＊ / Music Hub＊ / Video Hub＊
	Samsung ChatOn mobile communication service
	Samsung AllShare Play
	Motion UI, Smart Stay, Best Shot, S Voice, S Cloud, Cardio Trainer Pro＊
	Google Search, Google Maps, Gmail, Google Latitude Google Play Store, Google Play Books, Google Play Movies Google Plus, YouTube, Google Talk, Google Places, Google Navigation, Google Downloads
Ruggedized Features	IP67 Certified
	Battery cover lock, Strap holder
GPS	A-GPS Glonass
Connectivity	Bluetooth® v 4.0 USB 2.0 WiFi 802.11 b/g/n Wi-Fi Direct
Sensor	Accelerometer, Digital Compass, Proximity
Memory	4GB User memory ＋ 1GB (RAM) microSD (up to 32GB)
Dimension	130.5 x 67.7 x 12 mm, 148.5 g
Battery	Standard battery, Li-ion 1,700mAh



＊ The availability of each Samsung Hub, Google service, and Cardio Trainer Pro may differ by country.

＊ All functionality, features, specifications and other product information provided in this document including, but not limited to, the benefits, design, pricing, components, performance, availability, and capabilities of the product are subject to change without notice or obligation.

＊ Android, Google, Android Beam, Google Search, Google Maps, Gmail, Google Latitude, Google Play Store, Google Play Books, Google Play Movies, Google Plus, YouTube, Google Talk, Google Places, Google Navigation, and Google Downloads are trademarks of Google Inc.