Galaxy S4 mini leaks in official Samsung app store

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According to various reports, Samsung is working on half a dozen different versions of its new flagship Galaxy S4 smartphone, including a more manageable variant called the Galaxy S4 mini. While the smaller S4?s release date remains a mystery, the phone has now been confirmed by Samsung, albeit accidentally. In Samsung?s official app catalog for the United Kingdom, the Galaxy S4 mini with model number GT-9195 was listed among Samsung?s supported devices ahead of its launch. The listing has since been removed, but a screenshot follows below. The Galaxy S4 mini is expected to feature a 4.3-inch qHD display, an 8-megapixel rear camera and Android 4.2.2 Jelly Bean when it launches this summer.

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http://bgr.com/2013/05/27/galaxy-s4-mini-photo-leak-samsung/

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If they could give the specs of the s3 in a mini with a 4.3 inch screen. I would Love that. The s3 is great but it just feels large in the pocket. I LOVE the feel and size of my old Incredible 2.

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I they could give the specs of the s3 in a min with a 4.3 inch screen. I would Love that. The s3 is great but it just feels large in the pocket. I LOVE the feel and size of my old Incredible 2.

That was a great sized phone

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I got S3 Mini for my wife, sadly its not an S3, not even half of it, not worth the price tag. Its stupid phone.

. No haptic

. No screen on/lock sounds

. Screen res is pretty basic

. Sound no where near as good as S3

. Camera with a ridiculous shutter lag

And a lot more... No to any Samsung mini's...

Just to add, Samsung build quality sucks, the space where the USB charger attaches itself to S3, S3 mini, 7' tab, all start getting loose after a few months or so. They charge OK, but when you connect to the computer to transfer stuff, you need to hold the cable for it to work.

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