Samsung Electronics will make official its next handset in the popular Galaxy lineup, expected to arrive on shelves as the flagship Galaxy S IV. Some of the rumored specs of the device, starting with the new 8-core Exynos 5410 processor clocked in at 1.8GHz (though some suggest that a Snapdragon 600 CPU might be included in the device in some markets).
The handset is also said to sport 2GB of RAM, 16GB / 32GB / 64GB of internal memory, with a microSD memory card slot to allow for further storage expansion.
On the front, there should be a 5-inch full HD screen that will also offer support for floating touch, paired with a 2.1MP camera.
A 13-megapixel photo snapper on the back should provide users with an appealing imaging experience, as well as with full HD video recording capabilities.
On top of that, the phone is expected to sport eye-tracking features, so that users would be able to scroll web pages without even touching the device.Furthermore, it was said to include
SwiftKey's predictive technology and to be able to shoot with both front and back cameras at the same time.
It appears that there's nothing
left for Samsung to announce, except maybe for the phone's design, availability and pricing.The launch will take place in New York,
at an event set to be streamed live in Times Square, where Samsung has been teasing the device for the past week or so.
