On Thursday, March 15, 2013 the South Korean consumer electronics giant unveiled the all new feature-rich smartphone, the Galaxy S4 on the stage of New York City’s Radio City Music Hall.
Key features being the
It's groundbreaking eye motion technology let users control key functions at a glance .Its sensors detect when a person looks away from a video and then pauses play until the distraction has passed and eyes are once again directed at the screen. The eye motion technology can also screen through emails.
Among other features S4 include a high-definition, five-inch (12.7-centimeter) screen, enhanced picture-taking capabilities and the capacity to translate to and from nine languages.
Another interesting feature is Group Play function lets S4 handsets close to one another share music, photos, documents or games, or even work in unison as a sound system for a song.
Another feature S Translator lets people speak or enter text in one language and have it instantly converted to another.
S4 sensors combined with S Health software enable handsets to be used to track exercise, eating, heart rate and other fitness factors. It is also designed to measure temperature and humidity to help people “understand what is going on around them.
”Samsung also took aim at the trend of people using their own smartphones for work with the addition of new Knox software that builds a secure wall between personal and business data on handsets.
After the launch this jam-packed device aims to be the Samsung's flagship device.So Samsung played up its online hub for music, books, and video and the ease with which the S4 can share video with televisions made by the company.
But besides being an amazing gadget it is said that this phone looks like an evolution to the S3, but not a revolution.
This smartphone will be launched in 155 countries in late April. Pricing was not disclosed.
Key features being the
- 5" full HD 1080p Super AMOLED HD display with Gorilla glass 3
- Octa core Exynos 5 with 4 cortex A15 cores @1.6Ghz and 4 cortex A7 cores @1.2Ghz
- 2 Gb RAM
- Bigger 2600 mAh removable battery
- Slimmer and lighter than its predecessor
- 13 megapixel primary camera and 2 megapixel front facing camera
- A range of accessories, including Weight scale, arm band, heart rate monitor etc
- Temperature and humidity sensors on board
- Hover touch, similar to airplay on Note 2
It's groundbreaking eye motion technology let users control key functions at a glance .Its sensors detect when a person looks away from a video and then pauses play until the distraction has passed and eyes are once again directed at the screen. The eye motion technology can also screen through emails.
Among other features S4 include a high-definition, five-inch (12.7-centimeter) screen, enhanced picture-taking capabilities and the capacity to translate to and from nine languages.
Another interesting feature is Group Play function lets S4 handsets close to one another share music, photos, documents or games, or even work in unison as a sound system for a song.
Another feature S Translator lets people speak or enter text in one language and have it instantly converted to another.
S4 sensors combined with S Health software enable handsets to be used to track exercise, eating, heart rate and other fitness factors. It is also designed to measure temperature and humidity to help people “understand what is going on around them.
”Samsung also took aim at the trend of people using their own smartphones for work with the addition of new Knox software that builds a secure wall between personal and business data on handsets.
After the launch this jam-packed device aims to be the Samsung's flagship device.So Samsung played up its online hub for music, books, and video and the ease with which the S4 can share video with televisions made by the company.
But besides being an amazing gadget it is said that this phone looks like an evolution to the S3, but not a revolution.
This smartphone will be launched in 155 countries in late April. Pricing was not disclosed.
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