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Make your life richer, simpler, and more fun.As a real life companion, the new Samsung GALAXY S4 helps bring us closer and captures those fun moments when we are together.
Each feature was designed to simplify our daily lives.
Furthermore, it cares enough to monitor our health and well-being.
To put it simply, the Samsung GALAXY S4 is there for you.
Phone Highlights
- - 5 Inch Super AMOLED Full HD 1080p Display
- - Exynos 5 Octa Core Processor
- - Android 4.2.2
- - LTE
- - HSPA+
- - WiFi
- - NFC
- - Bluetooth 4.0
- - 16/32GB Onboard Memory
- - MicroSD Slot (Up To 64GB Support)
- - 13MP Camera
- - Floating Touch
- - 2600 MAh Battery
Design and build
At first glance, the Samsung Galaxy S4
looks like a cookie-cutter copy of the GS3, but larger. It has the same
rounded edges and narrow physical home button as its predecessor, but at
7.9mm deep (0.31 inch) and 130g (4.6 ounces), it's also a little
lighter and thinner. Part of the slim look and feel is a result of
Samsung creating sharper, straighter lines with the phone than the GS3's
subtle curves (the Galaxy line is apparently inspired by nature no
more).
Samsung's new Galaxy S4 features a 5-inch 1080p HD screen and a slightly slimmer, lighter build than its antecedent.
OS and apps
The Galaxy S4 runs none other than Android 4.2.2 Jelly Bean, the most up-to-date version of Android you can get right now. Riding on top of it as usual is Samsung's Touch Wiz overlay, a customized interface that I, for one, think is getting a little long in the tooth. Also, keep in mind that the next Android OS, Key Lime Pie, should appear when Google I/O opens on May 15. That's not far away, so I hope that Samsung and the carriers fast-track the Galaxy S4 for an upgrade.
The Galaxy S4 runs none other than Android 4.2.2 Jelly Bean, the most up-to-date version of Android you can get right now. Riding on top of it as usual is Samsung's Touch Wiz overlay, a customized interface that I, for one, think is getting a little long in the tooth. Also, keep in mind that the next Android OS, Key Lime Pie, should appear when Google I/O opens on May 15. That's not far away, so I hope that Samsung and the carriers fast-track the Galaxy S4 for an upgrade.
Still more to come on Samsung Galaxy S4 Stay connected.
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