Exynos processor: Octa 5410 with eight cores

Ten days before the launch of the Samsung Galaxy S 4 in New York seems to be the much discussed question of the processor in the Galaxy S4 apparently resolved. Report as various blogs, now AnTuTu benchmark Testergbnisse was discovered by a vermeindlichen Galaxy S4. After that, it should have an eight-core processor Exynos Octa 5410, which is clocked at 1.8 GHz. A Power VR SGX 544 graphics processor MP supports the main processor. This chip has a built-in LTE radio unit. Is this rumor, there would be only one model of the S4, which is used in all mobile networks. Previously adopted (see below) that Samsung will launch a version of LTE Galaxy S4 and S4 version without LTE. * Update * 04/03/13

S4 - introduced on the 14th March

The presentation of the Galaxy S4 takes place on 14 March 2013 as part of an Unpacked event at Radio City Music Hall in New York. The market launch of the new flagship model of Samsung could therefore already begin in late March.

Probably is the global market starting in stages. The presentation in the U.S. seems to speak more for an early launch in North America. Europe and Asia will surely also soon be her turn.

Galaxy S4 two versions with different processors

Earlier reported to (please note update above) is, the Samsung Galaxy S 4 bring two different processors on the market. In S4 with LTE should - as in the brand new HTC One - a quad-core Snapdragon 600 are used, while in the S4 without LTE version of the Samsung Exynos 5 Octo 5410 provides the drive. Trigger for this speculation is in no Exynos 5410 LTE radio unit is integrated, while the 600 is integrated Snapdragon LTE unit.

Samsung Galaxy S3 in the test
The Galaxy S4 will come in black and white on the market. A short time later, the wireless charging station for the S4, with the Galaxy S 4 can be charged inductively.

Rumors endowing the Galaxy S 4

For weeks, the rumors about the possible features of the new Galaxy S 4 in the relevant blogs and online media.
The following technical features designed to provide the new Galaxy S 4: The display is compared to S3 grow. Probably has the Galaxy S 4 a 4.99 inch wide screen that can show off with a resolution of 1920 x 1080 pixels (Full HD). Samsung is the mass production of full HD AMOLED screen, according to Sammobile to start in February 2013.
 

As drive likely the new Samsung eight-core processor Exynos 5 Octa 5410 for use, the four "fast" Cortex A15 cores can be clocked up to 1.8 gigahertz quickly. Lush three gigabytes of RAM should be available to him. The latest Samsung models have "only" 2 GB of RAM. As a graphics processor may come a Mali T 658 with eight cores are used.
Another technical highlight is - so the rumor mill - be the powerful 13 megapixel camera. It allows full HD video at 30 frames per second. On the front side is a 2-megapixel camera are used, which can record video at 720 p. A 2600 mAh battery should provide enough stamina, it can even be the standard battery of the new Galaxy S 4 by induction (wireless) charging.
Android 4.2.1 (Jelly Bean) and the absolute latest version of Samsung's TouchWiz interface will probably come as a user interface for use.
In Review: Samsung Galaxy Note 2
While rumors that the new Galaxy S 4 - as the Galaxy Note 2 - will be equipped with S-Pen, have now fallen silent. Instead, the Galaxy S4 has the new feature of contactless gesture control. What exactly is hidden behind it, however, are largely unknown. The decision has now, however, the key question: The S4 is, like its predecessor S3 have a home button.

Galaxy S4: Two versions planned

It seems certain the Galaxy S 4 in the version offered GT-I9500, the "only" be used in GSM, UMTS, and HSPA + network is. Added to this is the version GT-I9505, which moreover also send via LTE networks and can receive. Seems unlikely that the new features with flexible display from Samsung. This new screen technology it was at the Consumer Electronics Show (CES) 2013 in Las Vegas to see the beginning of January. When it will go into mass production is still unclear.