Samsung recently announced that they will be releasing a smaller version of their upcoming flagship phone, the Samsung Galaxy S IV.
The mini version, dubbed as the Samsung Galaxy SIV Mini will reach Europe counters in June and in the US in July. However, it will be released after the launch of its bigger brother in the US and Europe. Rumor has it that the Galaxy SIV will be available late April in the UK and in early May in the US despite being launched last March 14. This adds fuel to the rumors that Samsung pushed ahead with the official unveiling despite the device not being ready for the public. It was reported that the company is still struggling with the Galaxy S4's software.
The mini version, dubbed as the Samsung Galaxy SIV Mini will reach Europe counters in June and in the US in July. However, it will be released after the launch of its bigger brother in the US and Europe. Rumor has it that the Galaxy SIV will be available late April in the UK and in early May in the US despite being launched last March 14. This adds fuel to the rumors that Samsung pushed ahead with the official unveiling despite the device not being ready for the public. It was reported that the company is still struggling with the Galaxy S4's software.
The company has also confirmed some of the device's rumored specifications. It will run on a quad-core processor and will launch with version 4.2.2 of the Android operating system. It will also boast a 4.3-inch AMOLED high-resolution screen and an 8 megapixel rear-facing camera with autofocus, LED flash, geo-tagging, touch-focus, and face detection.
It will come in two colors: black and white, and will feature a micro SD expansion slot (for up to 32GB of removable storage) and can also be specified with 8, 16 or 32GB of internal storage.
