The Consumer Electronics world is a very interesting one (it is also very entertaining). There is a ton of money and effort put into conveying a message for this or that product and service by people that, often, do not even know the technology they are talking about. On top of that there is a media presence that is made up of everything from the entry level user to the ubergeeks. You have blogs, news sites, review sites, company review sites, Amazon reviews, New Egg Blogs and customer reviews and more. It is almost impossible to get any real information out of what is broadcast on the internet these days. This is even more true when you have all of these sites rushing to get their article out first. This environment has created a situation where information is partially researched, based solely on synthetic tests or (even worse) is more opinion than fact.

Samsung has delivered over 20 million units of their most advanced smartphone, Galaxy S4, the company confirmed for the Korean newspapers. The result is better than S3 managed to achieve, but the official confirmation of the information is still awaited.

According to information published in the user guide (PDF document), Samsung is preparing their own version of smart mobile phone Galaxy S4 based on the new Qualcomm Snapdragon 800 processor.

As rumors predicted, the new Galaxy S4 mini will arrive on the market with a 4.3-inch screen and 1.7 GHz dual-core processor.  From the memory side, there is 1.5 GB of RAM and 8 GB of internal memory expandable with microSD cards up to 64 GB. The new smartphone also features an 8 MP camera on the back with full support for full HD video recording and 1.8 MP camera on the front for video calls.