Review TechRadar: Phone and communications news 05-27-2013

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Samsung teases new Galaxy and Ativ devices for June 20 reveal May 27th 2013, 13:39 Samsung will announce a range of new devices in June, according to a poster released by the South Korean manufacturer today. The event is called the "Samsung Premiere 2013" and will include new devices for its Galaxy and ATIV portfolio. The event will be held at Earls Court, London, on the 20th June and it will be streamed on its YouTube channel, at 7pm GMT, for the rest of the World to watch. The event poster includes up-close photos of what could be a new mobile and possibly a new tablet. Old rumours, new tricks? Samsung could have another attempt at cracking the Windows Phone market via its ATIV range, alongside releasing the much rumoured Galaxy S4 mini. The downsized device has already had a troubled few months, with its specifications being leaked back in April and a continuously delayed release date. Related Stories Opinion: Why nobody wants the HTC First New Nexus 7 may still arrive in time for summer HTC One Google edition refuses to die despite multiple denials Blip: Samsung GT-i8805 could be world's first proper Tizen smartphone HTC One Google Edition 'is real' and will launch this summer, report claims Galaxy S4 mini confirmed on Samsung's UK apps page May 26th 2013, 11:12 Following numerous rumours and leaks, the Samsung Galaxy S4 mini has appeared on the company's official apps page in the UK. The smaller and scaled back version of the flagship Galaxy S4 smartphone has yet to be officially confirmed by Samsung, but various reports have suggested it's on the way this July. The phone's appearance on the UK Content & Services website seems to end any lingering doubt. No specs have revealed, and there's no sign of a release date and, as Engadget reports, the phone is only appearing on the UK website at present, which hints at a European launch. Big brother The forthcoming launch of the Galaxy S4 mini follows last year's Galaxy S3 mini, which sought to lower the cost, but offer all of the same software features while maintaining the design aesthetic in a smaller body. That handset didn't perform quite as well as its illustrious big brother, critically and commercially, so it'll be interesting to see what Samsung comes up with when it officially unveils the Galaxy S4 mini. Related Stories CTIA 2013: Verizon and J. Lo launch Viva Movil, a mobile retailer aimed at Latinos Exclusive: HTC explains why there's no MicroSD slot in the HTC One Huawei exec lets slip possible launch date for super slim Ascend P6 Profits before people: new 61 cent fee could earn AT&T $500M a year Are there more HTC One variants on the way?

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