Why should you wait for Samsung Galaxy S4

Samsung may plan to get the Galaxy S4 out in Feb 2013.
It is to get 5in Full HD screen. AMOLED 4.99-Inch Screen. It has unveiled a new octa-core Exynos processor.

Samsung Galaxy S4 will land as the first handset to boast an eight-core processor, new reports have suggested that the Exynos 5 Octa Processor, unveiled by Samsung at CES 2013, will feature on the as yet unconfirmed Samsung Galaxy S4 first, marking the device out as the most powerful to date.

Rumors point to a Galaxy S4 with a 4.99-inch 1080P HD display that may include flexible or unbreakable screen tech, a first for a production Galaxy S phone. The video above shows a prototype unbreakable display from Samsung repeatedly hit with a hammer.

Screen Display - Samsung Galaxy S4 will sport 5 inches Super AMOLED touchscreen with 1080x1920 pixel resolutions. Other rumours claimed that GS4 will be equipped with flexible screen displays. Upcoming iPhone 6 is also speculated to boast 5-inch Full HD display.

Processor - Samsung Galaxy S4 is rumoured to have 8-core processor paired with 2GB RAM. iPhone 6 will probably powered by an updated A6 chip.

Operating System - Samsung Galaxy S4 is speculated to run with the upcoming version of the Android OS - Key Lime Pie or the new mobile software TIZEN OS. iPhone 6, however, will run with iOS 7.

Internal Storage - Samsung Galaxy S3's successor will have 16GB, 32GB and 64GB internal storage with additional storage through microSD slot. iPhone 6, on the other hand, will have a 128GB storage.

4G/LTE - Both devices will support 4G/LTE connectivity.

NFC - Both smartphones will be capable of Near Field Communication. iPhone 5 did not support such feature, which impedes on the sales of the device.

Camera - Samsung Galaxy S4 is rumoured to have a 13MP rear camera. The specific megapixel of iPhone 6's camera is still unknown but rumour hast it that the device will have a super HD camera.

         

  

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Mobile phone locked OR Not able to unlock mobile phone

When you place a new or a existing SIM card from another phone provider into a different cell phone, it asks for a Security Code and you don't have it with you. This means that a mobile phone is locked to the original mobile phone provider.

You need to contact this mobile provider to ask for the unlock code (Security Code) for this phone.
For this you need to provide proof of ownership etc.

Following are the possible action items you may do, when you come aross the above situation:

1) Get security code/restriction code to unlock the cell phone from the current cell phone service provider.

2) If your phone provider does not help you then this WEB site it provides security codes for a small price.
http://www.mobileunlockstore.com/?gclid=CKDb2_y2558CFSlJagodxBkDHw

3) Try this WEB site also - UnlockFree http://www.unlock-free.com

4) You can also try this WEB site : http://www.mobileunlockguide.com/mobile-phone/

5) For Nokia phone - try this WEB site too : www.unlock-free.com/nokia-master

6)The IMEI number is unique for each mobile phone. The number is printed on the label under the battery.
You can also get the IMEI number by entering this on your phone
*#06# It will then display your IMEI number and you may also get a unique global serial number. Your IMEI number should be 15 digits.

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