Samsung's next flagship Smartphone - Galaxy S4

GUILDFORD, U.K. - March 12, 2013 - PRLog -- The South Korean electronics giant, Samsung (LSE: SMSN.LI) is hosting an event in New York City on Thursday, (March 14 at 7pm EST) to announce the breakthrough smartphone – Samsung Galaxy S4.

The device that looks incredibly similar to the Galaxy S3, only slightly larger. Information published on credible forums claim that the phone has a 13-megapixel rear camera with 1080p video capability, a 2-megapixel front-facing camera, and runs the latest version of Android, known as 4.2.2 Jelly Bean.

Senior Trade Specialist of VP Distributors, Shawn McAllister, has learned that the Galaxy S4 has superb processing power: the Universal5410 -which is an eight-core Exynos processor (four A15 cores for power and four A7 cores for power efficiency).

You may soon realize that the Galaxy S4 is looking back at you. Eye-tracking software is built into the new smartphone. It monitors users' eyes and translates that motion into action. It will even pause your video when you look away.

Moreover, the Galaxy S4 would have a PHOLED screen, which is more energy efficient than the standard OLED screen.

Its "floating touch" display, would allow people to control the phone without touching the screen. As an example, hovering a finger over an images/video album might bring up a preview of the photos/videos inside.

The Galaxy S4 will have the ability to charge its 2,600-mAh battery wirelessly with an optional dock, similar to the Qi standard supported by Nokia.

VP Distributors has learned from the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office that Samsung's recent patent filing (patent no. 20130057971) related to a panoramic imaging lens and panoramic imaging system suggests that 3D still and video camera features will show up in the Galaxy S4.

It is without doubt, the Galaxy S4 is currently getting "the buzz" typically reserved for an Apple iPhone. With the iPhone 5s to be released this summer, Samsung needs to make a big statement if the company wants to sell more than 10 million phones a month it is reportedly ordering from suppliers.