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The Samsung Galaxy S IV: we're in the age of evolution

It's here. The skunkworks at Samsung have produced a new flagship, designed to take on the iPhone in a seriously big way. Yup, the launch of the Galaxy S IV just pushed the smartphone arms race that little step further. Here's everything you need to know about it.

By Stuart Thomas

15 Mar 2013

The Samsung Galaxy S IV: we're in the age of evolution

Welcome to the age of evolution

When the iPhone 5 launched last year, there were a fair number of people who said it was a disappointment. It didn't do enough cool new stuff and the closest thing to a big change Apple seemed to have undertaken was lengthening the body and screen a little bit. It was easy to write off proponents who suggested that we were in an era of evolution rather than revolution until the S IV launch. Let me explain what I mean.

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