Samsung Expects To Sell 10 Million Galaxy S4 Phones Every Month After Release

We've heard abundant rumors apropos the Samsung Galaxy S4 over the accomplished few months that could accomplish it absolutely the smartphone to attempt adjoin with its accounted S Pen, awning resolution college than annihilation we've apparent yet and 8-Core Exynos 5 chipset. As of now, cipher knows what absolutely Samsung has planned for its Galaxy S4, that is, besides Samsung.


According to a adventure from South Korean account website Money Today, Samsung seems to be acutely assured in its accessible Galaxy S4 as the aggregation has set a ambition of affairs 10 actor accessories as anon as its fabricated available, and continuing that trend anniversary every ages afterwards it's launched.

Considering it took its Galaxy S3 to advertise 10 actor units about a ages and a bisected afterwards it was released, Samsung ability be able to accomplish the ambition they've set for themselves, abnormally if the rumors about the accessory end up acceptable true. Who knows? Maybe they'll even be able to advertise over ten actor units aural a ages because just how awful advancing this accessory is over antecedent Galaxy S smartphones.

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Samsung Galaxy Tab 3 range could arrive at 2013

Samsung may be prepping not one but four tablets for MWC 2013, ranging from a budget 7-inch slate all the way to a premium device.

SamMobile, a site which has seen some rumours become reality in the past, has spoken to its "Korean insider" who said that Samsung's plans for new 7-inch and 10-inch slates are set to form part of the Samsung Galaxy Tab 3 range.

The source claims the tablets are currently being built under the codename Santos, but we'd expect to see them as the Galaxy Tab 3 7.0 and Galaxy Tab 3 10.1 at the Barcelona show if they do indeed exist, with both slates sporting a 5MP camera.


Samsung could be going a bit tablet crazy at MWC this year as we've already heard rumours suggesting a Galaxy Note 8.0 is on the cards and the source in question above reinforces the reports, claiming its codename is Kona.

As if those three weren't enough, the insider rounds off his information with a fourth rumoured slate, this time sitting atop Samsung's range and going by the codename Roma.
It's unclear how well connected, if at all, the source is but the news that Samsung is planning more tablets is hardly a surprise.

As usual Samsung is staying tight lipped so we'll have to wait until MWC rolls around at the end of February to see if the reports come to fruition.

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Samsung Galaxy Note 8 photo leak

The Samsung site SamMobile published an image on Tuesday of what appears to be the Galaxy Note 8, the 8-inch Note successor that will bridge the gap between the Galaxy Note 2 and the Galaxy Note 10.1.

The photo shows a large-looking white tablet with several specifications listed under the Spanish-language word "especificaciones."

These specs include an 8-inch 1280 x 800 display, 16GB of storage with a microSD slot, a 1.6GHz quad core processor, 2GB of RAM, 5- and 1.3-megapixel rear and front cameras, and, of course, the Note series' signature S-Pen.

It was only on Monday that Samsung Mobile Communications president J.K. Shin confirmed that the Samsung Galaxy 8 would make its official debut at Mobile World Congress (MWC) in February.

That report corroborated rumors from the week before that the big/small Galaxy Note tablet would appear at the Barcelona trade show.

MWC 2013 could see the unveiling of several high profile devices, not least of which might be Samsung's Galaxy S4, according to another Tuesday report.

The Galaxy Note 8 is named for its 8-inch size, and not because it's the eighth Galaxy Note, which it isn't.
The mid-sized tablet will compete with Apple's iPad mini, Amazon's Kindle Fire HD, and Google's Nexus 7
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Tuesday's SamMobile report also claimed that the Galaxy Note 8 (previously known under the codename "Kona") would sport Andriod 4.2: Jelly Bean and a 4600mAh battery.

There's no way to know for sure whether the device in the image that was leaked on Tuesday really is the Galaxy Note 8, but either way we'll know exactly what it looks like by the end of next month.

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