Report: Galaxy S4 will include the ability to scroll through eye movement

According to reports, the smartphone will be launched next week will detect the user's eye movement and that automatically scrolls the page
Next generation Galaxy smartphone from Samsung will be launched next week, and the rumors about him culture. New York - New York Times reported that H"smsong Galaxy S4 "will focus on the software, as the most prominent feature is the ability to flip through pages with eye movement.

According to the report, the phone will get the user's eyes, and by the movement understand where it scroll. For example: When a user reads an article, and eyes will the page - the software automatically scrolls to get to the next paragraph of the text. The source who spoke with the newspaper - Samsung's works - not explained what technology is based on the ability to not specify whether this feature will be demonstrated at the press conference where the device will be launched next Thursday (March 14). He said the new software on your phone is more significant hardware changes it - claimed her booty queen Fakinghm, head of Samsung's main products. "This is an amazing phone," said Fakinghm.
January Samsung Indeed filed a patent called "eye movement" and recorded last month term copyright Samsung Eye Scroll. The Company has defined the overall PC Plan patent feature of eye movement sensor and display capabilities browsing on mobile devices, especially mobile phones, smartphones, tablets ". The company also recorded a copyright term Eye Pause. There has been mention that the Samsung Galaxy S3 introduced operating capability with the eyes: the display screen using the front camera control to see if the user looks at the device and therefore have to turn on the screen.
Yesterday (Monday) Samsung has released a video "teaser trailer" for the Galaxy S4. Video not see, of course, the device, but claim greatness. Walla! Tech will be declared the Galaxy S4 event next week in New - York. Join us to read a report about the incident and initial review of the device.