Screenshots

More screenshots have appeared online claiming to be taken from the upcoming Samsung Galaxy S4 . We reported on some screens which showed up yesterday but they were actually taken from a Galaxy S3 , so we're not getting too carried with the new images. One of the shots, picked up by GSM Israel ,...

It was just yesterday that we thought that we might have gotten a look at some leaked screenshots that was supposed to belong to the Samsung Galaxy S4. Unfortunately it turned out that those were screenshots for an Android 4.2.1 ROM for the Galaxy S3. Well the good news is that if you’re still...

Samsung Galaxy S III users may feel like their handsets will be rendered antiquated once the purported Galaxy S IV is announced, but rumors indicate that users will have access to some of the same features included in Samsung's forthcoming smartphone. Leaked screenshots published by SamMobile from...

This week the Samsung Galaxy S4 (or Samsung Galaxy S IV, if you prefer) is getting its fair share of pre-release specification leaks, some of them fake, others exceedingly realistic. The one we’re about to have a peek at seems to our haggard, weathered eyeballs to be almost surprisingly legitimate...

The Galaxy S IV leaks are coming fast, from a number of sources including the company itself, and this morning brings two in rapid succession. First, as Matt reported earlier, shots depicting the addition of new Smart screen settings from a version of Android 4.2.1 for the Galaxy S III surfaced,...

Images obtained by blog site Sammobile provide a look at purported settings for Smart Scroll and Smart Pause features. [Read more]

The new leaks confirm a 13 MP camera, 5" 1080x1920 pixels display, 1.8 GHz quad-core processor and 2 GB of RAM. We can also see the semi-circle for the multi-window mode we know and love from the S III and Note II...

Images obtained by blog site Sammobile reveal settings for Smart Scroll and Smart Pause features. [Read more]

New Samsung Galaxy S4 features have leaked online days ahead of the handset’s formal unveiling via a prematurely outed screenshot.

These leaked screenshots add a smidgen of weight to the New York Times rumor which suggested that the upcoming Samsung Galaxy S IV would offer smart auto-scrolling by tracking your eyes. More »