The Samsung Galaxy S4 has passed one more hurdle on its way to get a more powerful, Snapdragon 800 based version as it cleared Bluetooth certification. Originally, Samsung released the Galaxy S4 in two versions, one running on a Qualcomm Snapdragon 600 chip and mainly aimed at 4G LTE markets like the United States, and another one with a slightly more powerful Exynos 5 Octa chip shipping mainly in Asia.
Now, the Galaxy S4 is about to get a third major release under the codename GT-I9506. So far, intelligence points out that the device will target markets outside Samsung’s home of Korea.
That of course will be the most sensible choice for a new device, so it might be worth waiting a couple of months until Samsung releases it, if you are in for maximum power. Right below is the Bluetooth certificate of the allegedly upcoming device.
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