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Samsung Galaxy S4 goes for gold

Jordan O'Brien
September 25, 2013

Samsung isn’t content with all the popularity that Apple’s golden iPhone 5s is getting, so it has announced its own golden edition of the Galaxy S4. You will be be glad to know that these might not go as quickly as Apple’s iPhone 5s, as there will be two variants — a Gold Pink and a Gold Brown. Another reason for them not going as quickly as the iPhone 5s will be the fact that they’re unlikely to make their way outside of the United Arab Emirates.

Source: The Verge

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