Locked in a fierce battle in the smartphone market, South Korean giant Samsung tomorrow will unveil its latest device aimed at challenging Apple.
The Galaxy S4 is set to be unveiled at New York's Radio City Music Hall at about 11am Friday AEST and has been generating buzz worthy of the iPhone, as the two firms fight for leadership in smartphones in the US and global markets.
Samsung has released no details about the device, but it is widely expected to be an upgraded, slightly larger version of its Galaxy S3, with some new bells and whistles.
According to media reports, the S4 will be able to respond to eye movements with an enhanced interface, and will offer an improved display.
Samsung has released a series of videos on the internet and has hired dancers to promote the event with street performances in Times Square, complete with a sign that reads, "Be Ready 4 The Next Galaxy".
The Galaxy S4 is set to be unveiled at New York's Radio City Music Hall at about 11am Friday AEST and has been generating buzz worthy of the iPhone, as the two firms fight for leadership in smartphones in the US and global markets.
Samsung has released no details about the device, but it is widely expected to be an upgraded, slightly larger version of its Galaxy S3, with some new bells and whistles.
According to media reports, the S4 will be able to respond to eye movements with an enhanced interface, and will offer an improved display.
Samsung has released a series of videos on the internet and has hired dancers to promote the event with street performances in Times Square, complete with a sign that reads, "Be Ready 4 The Next Galaxy".
