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Galaxy S4 will hit 327 carriers in 155 countries, rollout starts in April

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15 March, 2013

Samsung Android

The Samsung Galaxy S4 just got unveiled in New York's Radio City Music Hall and all over the world via YouTube. And if things weren't global enough we've got the availability details.



Few companies can do it like Samsung, which definitely possesses the capacity. The latest Samsung flagship will launch at the end of April and go on to hit 327 carriers in 155 countries.

The device will come in two versions - one running on Snapdragon 600 chip and another rocking an Exynos 5 Octa chipset with quad-core Cortex-A15 and quad-core Cortex-A7 combo. It's unclear which markets will get each of the two versions, though.

The carriers to offer the Galaxy S4 in the US will be AT&T, T-Mobile, Sprint, Verizon, Cricket and US Cellular. We expect more carriers from other countries to confirm that they will be selling the Galaxy S4 in the following days.

Source | Via

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  • Luis
  • 85F
  • 16 Mar 2013

Really nice

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  • Zaki
  • PS6
  • 16 Mar 2013

iphone & Blackberry not challenger anymore..pls read their spec it's too far behind.The most important Samsung technologies beyond the future.Apple & Blackberry can't do this improvement even 5 years later.

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  • AnonD-123801
  • smm
  • 16 Mar 2013

i think this is the most powerfull smarphone on the planet right now. i really dont see how other manufacturers can compete with that right now.

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