Samsung Sticking With Three Button Layout for the Galaxy S IV According to Korean Press
According to the Korean press DDaily, Samsung will be sticking with the same three button layout design as the Samsung Galaxy S III. You can’t really blame Samsung considering all the Galaxy S III devices they’ve sold since launch (which is a lot!).
That bit of information isn’t all DDaily had for us in regards to the Galaxy S IV. They also report that the Galaxy S IV will not feature the famed S Pen stylus as previously rumored but will feature “contactless” gestures (we’re thinking Air View with your fingers).
Other than that, reported specs such as a 4.99″ Super AMOLED full HD resolution display look to be on par with previous rumors.
DDaily also claims a mid-March unveiling which also matches up quite nicely with previous rumors of a March 15 unveiling.
If these latest reports turn out to be true, I’m not entirely sure how I’ll feel about the Galaxy S IV. I thought the S III was great, but I would like to see Samsung go with a new design for the S IV (especially a buttonless one).
Source: DDaily (Korean) Via: SamMobile
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