May 12

Galaxy S 4 mini surfaces again, strikes a few poses

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Galaxy S 4 mini surfaces again, strikes a few poses

Mum may still be the word at Samsung, but between user agent profiles, leaked details and the word of the Wall Street Journal, the arrival of the Galaxy S 4 mini seems imminent. Still, there’s nothing like a leaked gallery of snapshots to stoke the fire, and Weibo user PunkPanda — who seems to have a track record of spying Samsung devices early — is happy to provide. A series of new images shows the diminutive Galaxy sizing up to its full sized sibling and a stray cigarette. Rumor has it the handset will debut later this summer with a 4.3-inch display, a dual-core 1.6GHz processor and an 8MP camera. No word on pricing, availability or market just yet, but check out the attached gallery for an early eyeful.

Gallery: Galaxy S 4 Mini (Weibo)

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Source: PunkPanda (Weibo)

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Apr 18

Galaxy S 4 Mini surfaces in Samsung web profile code

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Galaxy S 4 Mini surfaces in Samsung's own web profile code

Talk of a Galaxy S 4 Mini started while many of us were still processing the impact of its full-size cousin, but there was little to go on at first beyond unverifiable imagery and top-level specs. Thankfully, Samsung itself just removed some of the doubt through a user agent profile on its own website. While the code only references a previously suspected GT-i9190 handle (the Galaxy S III Mini is the GT-i8190), a 960 x 540 screen and an ARM11-compatible processor, those details are enough to suggest the tiny Life Companion is more than just a rumor — and, not surprisingly, less powerful than the GS 4. Dutch site TechTastic even claims to have spotted the Galaxy S 4 Mini by name when searching for the GT-i9190’s profile, although Samsung may have already scrubbed any such evidence. When previous rumors had the Mini surfacing not long after its bigger counterpart, we imagine it won’t be long before we know if the handset exists as more than just a string of text.

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Via: TechTastic (translated), SlashGear

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