Samsung Confirms March 14 Launch Event for Galaxy S IV

By: on 2.25.13

Samsung Galaxy S IVIt was true. And then it wasn’t. Now, here at MWC in Barcelona, Samsung has finally confirmed its rumored March 14th launch event for the much-anticipated Galaxy S IV. The smartphone giant’s latest flagship is set to debut in New York City, apparently by popular demand. “We introduced the Galaxy S III in London last year,” Samsung Electronics’ mobile division chief JK Shin told Edaily news. “This time we changed the Venue (to New York)… as we were bombarded with requests from US mobile carriers to unveil the Galaxy S IV in the country.” As with any such announcement, details are sparse at best, so we’ll need to wait a few more weeks before confirming specs and appearance for the Galaxy S III successor.

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  • Uriah Romero

    I wish I could go to the unveiling of the new Galaxy S IV in New York, but I’ll have to catch the livestream when it happens. I hope that the rumors of a better camera and higher resolution display are true. I’d really like to watch my live and recorded shows on a full HD screen during the
    commute to work at DISH. I have the DISH Anywhere app on my phone which lets me stream my shows everywhere I go and I think it’d work wonders on the HD display.