Samsung's Galaxy S III has enjoyed quite a ride in 2012, and there's little doubt the manufacturer is already hard at work readying a follow-up for next year, which could be the recently-leaked handset codenamed "Project J."
SlashGear reported Monday that Samsung may already have its next flagship Android smartphone lined up for an April, 2013 launch, which promises to one-up the Galaxy S III that has kept the company flying high throughout 2012.
Codenamed "Project J," the presumed Samsung Galaxy S IV is rumored to include a five-inch 1080p display, quad-core processor, at least 2GB of RAM and a 13MP rear camera.
Assuming the rumors pan out, it seems likely Samsung will use the Consumer Electronics Show next month in Las Vegas to announce the fourth chapter in the company's popular Galaxy S lineup.
And that's not all
The same report also noted that a less-expensive Samsung Galaxy Note II may soon be winging its way to the European market as well.
To facilitate the cheaper price, Samsung is likely to ditch the stylus and downgrade the AMOLED display used on the current model.
Last but not least, Samsung may be readying a 13.3-inch tablet to take on rival ASUS and their well-received Transformer series, complete with QWERTY keyboard dock.
Aside from the rumored April date for "Project J," there's no further word on when Samsung might bring these leaked products to market next year.
Source : techradar[dot]com
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