Galaxy S4 Photos: Samsung's Newest Smartphone Revealed

After much speculation as to what the phone will actually look like after a sexy, shadowy preview, we finally have photos of Samsung's new Galaxy S4 to show you. The S4 was released Thursday evening at an event at Radio City Music Hall in New York. (Read about the phone's features here.)

Samsung's Galaxy S4 is the followup to the hugely successful S3, which hit 100 million sales in January 2013. The Galaxy S4 has some features that really make it stand out, including a 5-inch display and a 13 megapixel camera (as compared with the iPhone 5's 8 megapixel camera). Now you can finally see the new Galaxy for yourself.

Check out the Galaxy S4 below:

• The Galaxy S4 Lockscreen

  The lockscreen on the Galaxy S4. Image credit: HuffPost/Jason Gilbert

• The Galaxy S4 Homescreen

  The homescreen of the Galaxy S4. Here you can see that Samsung has reduced the "bezel" of the display, meaning that the glass stops closer to the horizontal edges of the phone. This allowed the screen to balloon to 5.0 inches from 4.8 inches without the device getting too much larger. Image credit: HuffPost/Jason Gilbert

• Galaxy S4 Back

  The back of the Galaxy S4, with the 13 megapixel camera and flash. Image credit: HuffPost/Jason Gilbert

• Galaxy S4 vs. Galaxy S3

  A Galaxy S4 on the left in white, and a Galaxy S3 in blue on the right. Image credit: HuffPost/Jason Gilbert

• Galaxy S4 vs. Galaxy S3

  Another look; the Galaxy S4 is slightly larger than the Galaxy S3. Image credit: HuffPost/Jason Gilbert

• Galaxy S4 vs. Galaxy S3

  Another view. Image credit: HuffPost/Jason Gilbert

• Galaxy S4 vs. iPhone 5

  Image credit: HuffPost/Jason Gilbert

• Galaxy S4 vs. iPhone 5

  The display on the Galaxy S4 is now a full inch larger (in diagonal) than the iPhone 5. The iPhone 5 has a 4.0-inch display, while the Galaxy S4 has a 5.0-inch display. Image credit: HuffPost/Jason Gilbert

• S Health

  The Galaxy S4 has a new app called S Health, which acts as a health diary for the owner. The phone can track your steps and you can input each meal, and the phone will calculate your calorie intake. Optional accessories -- like a fitness wristband, digital scale and sleep belt -- can also measure your blood pressure, weight and glucose levels for a total health diary. Image credit: HuffPost/Jason Gilbert

• S Health

  Logging my morning coffee with the S Health app. No calories! Image credit: HuffPost/Jason Gilbert

• Galaxy S4 Side View

  The Galaxy S4 from the side. The S4 is 7.9 mm thick, or 0.3 mm thicker than the iPhone 5. Image credit: HuffPost/Jason Gilbert

• Galaxy S4 Camera

  The 13 megapixel camera ships with a load of new features, including an option to simultaneously snap a photo of yourself with the front camera overlaid onto your subject taken with the rear camera. You can choose what shape your floating head appears as; here, I am inside a heart with GigaOM's Kevin Tofel. Image credit: HuffPost/Jason Gilbert

• Galaxy S4 Camera

  The software of the Galaxy S4 camera has been overhauled to mimic the Samsung digital cameras shooting modes (on bottom). One new mode is called Eraser, in which the camera can detect an unwanted photobomber in the background by his or her movement and then automatically delete that person from that photo using other shots. Image credit: HuffPost/Jason Gilbert

• S Translator

  Another new feature is S Translator, which can translate between 10 different languages. You can either input text via the keyboard or speak what you want translated into the microphone. Image credit: HuffPost/Jason Gilbert

• Galaxy S Translator

  A big <em>ni hao</em> to all of my Chinese readers. Image credit: HuffPost/Jason Gilbert

• Hover View

  Borrowing form the Galaxy Note, the Galaxy S4 can now detect when your finger is hovering over certain content and provide a preview of that content. Here, my finger hovers over an email and a preview of that email pops up on screen. Image credit: HuffPost/Jason Gilbert

• Galaxy S4 Remote Control

  The Galaxy S4 contains an IR sensor to control the basic functions of your television. It also contains a channel grid so that you can tune to channels on your TV.<a href="http://www.technobuffalo.com/2013/02/22/htc-one-ir-blaster-sdk/" target="_blank">A similar feature was introduced on the HTC One earlier this year</a>.

• Samsung's Galaxy S4

  Image credit: HuffPost/Jason Gilbert

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