Leaked Camera Samples of Galaxy SIV: Alleged Camera Pictures of Galaxy SIV
Seoul: Samsung Galaxy SIV is the most hyped mobile phone to be released in to the market very soon. Rumors and leaks about this phone are doing circles on the internet. Now the camera samples of this phone are seen on the internet. The photos which are claimed to be the camera samples of Galaxy SIV mobile got uploaded to Google Plus accidentally. One of these photos show branded desk calendar of Samsung. Hence these photos are expected to be coming from Samsung’s Head Quarters. Also, there are more chances that these photos are coming from any of the regional offices of Samsung offices which might not have tight security standards.
But the resolution of this photo is not the full one. 6 megapixels is considered as the biggest one. The information present on EXIF doesn’t give complete details about the camera mounted on the upcoming Galaxy SIV mobile, which would mostly become the flagship mobile of the manufacturer. Only few technical specs have been leaked about the camera of this phone and they include that it has relatively bright aperture of f/2.2 and its focal length is 4.2 mm. Focal length on Samsung Galaxy SIII is 3.7 mm. But the focal length measurements are not comparable between two camera modules. EXIF information tells us that the model name of AT&T version of this mobile is SGH-I337 and that the South Korean version is SHV-E300S. Since the information present on EXIF can be easily tampered, we can’t take those details as accurate.
According to AndroidGreed.com, model name of Galaxy SIV mobile for Sprint will be SPH-D806 and for Verizon it will be SCH-V727. Rumors suggest that this mobile will get released in USA in early June 2013. International version of this mobile is expected to bear the codename of GT i9500. Presently, Samsung Galaxy SIII mobile is going good business in the market as it has registered record number of sales across the world. In the same way, Galaxy SIV which would have better specs than SIII, is also expected to shake the smart phone market.
