Yep, Samsung’s Galaxy S IV to Launch at March 14 Event in New York
Samsung confirmed on Monday that the Galaxy S IV will debut at a March 14 event in New York.
A Samsung representative confirmed the date and location for the event, but declined to offer further details.
The confirmation comes just as the world’s biggest cellphone show — Mobile World Congress — kicks off in Barcelona. Samsung used the show to launch an eight-inch version of its Galaxy Note tablet, but, like HTC, opted not to make its big news at the show.
The Galaxy S has emerged as the biggest single rival to Apple’s iPhone, and has propelled Samsung to become the most high-profile — and profitable — of the Android device makers.
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