Samsung Galaxy S IV Render Shows up, and it’s not Wearing a Home Button
What would you say if I told you Samsung has retired the Home button in favor of onscreen buttons in the Galaxy S IV? Of course you’d give out a big HOORAH! Now, what if I told you Samsung also decided to scrap the sleek rounded design in favor of a more square Galaxy Note look? Yea, I say “meh” too.
Reliable leakster, @evleaks, has posted a couple renders of what could possibly end up being the final design and specs of the highly anticipated Galaxy S IV. @evleaks has a long history of providing reliable leaks so there’s no reason to not believe that this is, in fact, what the Galaxy S IV will look like. That’s not to say Samsung won’t pull a fast one on us at the very end.
As for the specs, these leaked renders suggest an HD Super AMOLED screen, 2GB of RAM, a 13MP camera, storage options of 16GB, 32GB, and 64GB, and of course, Android 4.2.
March 14th can’t come soon enough!
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