BY NATHAN OLIVAREZ-GILES, Wired
Samsung shared a shadowy image of its forthcoming Galaxy S IV handset on Twitter today. It looks a helluva lot like the Galaxy S III. The official sneak peek comes amid a bunch of photos and videos from China showing off what purportedly is the new Samsung flagship. The Galaxy S IV is set to make its debut on Thursday, and the yet-to-be-authenticated leaks depict a phone that, like Samsung’s teaser image, looks like a larger Galaxy S III. The sneak peek shows a phone with the same thin plastic cladding, sloped design and removable back plate and battery. The rumor mill has been churning for weeks, and speculation centers largely on a display as big as 5 inches, with a 1080p resolution. Such features make sense given that the S III had a 4.8-inch 720p display and new rivals, such as the HTC One, are adopting 1080p screens. Samsung, so far, has increased the size of its Galaxy S displays with each generation.
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