The Samsung Galaxy S4 is more evolution than revolution compared to the Galaxy S3 - in certain ways, it seems the Korean firm has brought Apple's lead and decided it doesn't have to vastly change electronics every time to create a statement.

There's little doubt that the Samsung Galaxy S4 is an important step-up from your S3. It's remarkable that Samsung has was able to slim-down these devices though it's added a larger screen and a number of new gifts.

With the Samsung Galaxy S4 being basically revealed last month following rumors and numerous leaks, we went hands-on with the 5 rivaling product in the NY start event.

Taking over a similar type to that of the S3, the Samsung Galaxy S4 can be an inoffensive however significantly uninspiring event with Samsung's logo plastic end detracting somewhat from what's normally a high-end, cream-of-the-crop product. Filling the two handset's against one another, and front-on it's somewhat hard to differentiate between the two.

The camera is improved into a type. Though there's also a display for when it's really black, It's a (BSI) indicator for greater low-light sensitivity. We got a couple of test shots at night test area and they looked good on-screen, but until we've a test phone true quality tests should wait.

In front is just a 2-megapixel BSI camera. While it can be used for movie calling, it can even be used with Samsung's Dual Camera style, which enables you to superimpose a go from the top camera on the video from the rear camera. Used, which means you'll have your flying head, bordered by a framework imposed to the picture taken by the key camera. It seems just a little gimmicky.

While the Galaxy S4 will seem the same everywhere in the world, it'll definitely not have the same engine under the cover. Your potential GS4 mobile can either thrum from a quad-core Qualcom Snapdragon 600 line model, or from a eight-core chip-set, Samsung's Exynos 5 Oct plastic.

One of the most eagerly anticipated mobile of-the year, paralleled only from the iPhone 5S, the Samsung Galaxy S4 was formally revealed with a Full HD touchscreen screen and Google's newest Android 4.2.2 Jelly Bean OS in tow. What's more, the South Korean company has presented the Samsung Galaxy S3 alternative promising the accolade to be the world's first eight-core smart-phone.

When the offer of the Galaxy S4's 13-megapixel pictures doesn't wow you, Samsung is hoping that its renewed screen and improved features can. Possibly the most out-there may be the dual-shot setting, which takes images and video from the front- and rear-facing cameras, and combines them in to one.

Whilst the front anything you get from the camera -- sits at the top, the back ground shows the record from most of your camera. You are able to elect to modify the window size and shape at the top, say a press, a square, or even a simple window.

Where you'd scroll the screen along with your eyes using eye-tracking application inside the GS4 contradictory rumors painted a scenario.

Ends up, that's relatively true. Wise Pause and Smart Scroll are two functions that build off-the Galaxy S3's recommended Smart Stay element, which held the screen from dimming once you viewed it. In-the GS4, tilting the display up or down while taking a look at it scrolls you up or down, say if you're studying a history, obviously. As this may be an easier method to catch up with information while on the train or bus, a daily commuter with one on a hand strap and one hand on the telephone.