Samsung’s water and dust resistant Galaxy S4 Active has been revealed wearing AT&T’s clothing. Now it is spotted again adding a turquoise color to the mix.
Turquoise itself is a mineral of various elements which can have varying degrees of value. As a gem or stone it has a history in cultures all over the world. As a color, it is blue-green in appearance and its legacy with many cultures are best forgotten.
The reliable leakers at @evleaks have shared the Samsung Galaxy S4 Active sporting such colors but thankfully we know enough about Samsung’s specifications of its flagship devices that we know this smartphone will not be making any disco appearances. This image comes on the heels of @evleaks revealing a profile shot of presumably the same device yesterday, but calling the color teal instead.
We will leave it to our fashionably tuned-in readership to debate the subtle nuances of turquoise versus teal. In the meantime, we are expecting an announcement about the Galaxy S4 Active later this month.
Maxwell Ramsey has made significant contributions to PhoneArena through his detailed reporting on technology policy and advancements, such as wireless charging standards and FCC regulations, helping demystify complex topics for a broad readership.
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