The announcement of the new Samsung Galaxy S4 is probably only 10 days away. It’s probably going to be packed with new hardware features, like a 4.99-inch display, eight-core processor, 2GB of RAM and a super duper camera.

Samsung likes to throw in some crazy features with each Galaxy handset, and this year will probably be no exception, especially if the reports that the Samsung S4 will track your eyes to scroll pages comes true.

A security flaw that allows users to bypass lock screen security and briefly access the home screen has been discovered on the Samsung Galaxy Note II. The hack was discovered by Galaxy Note II owner Terence Eden, who stumbled across it simply by playing around with his device.

I think there’s something embarassing about pretty much anyone rapping about their employer, especially with a crunking Android mascot in tow, although Andrew Fink does — to this rhythmless white man’s ears — seem to have what I have heard referred to as ‘flow.’ He sure seems to be enthusiastic about Google, though! I’m not sure how any amount of enthusiasm flow can justify that beanie he’s wearing, though.

The Samsung Galaxy Note 8.0 was one of the bigger announcements at Mobile World Congress last week, and we had fun with it during our hands-on. If you’re not a fan of white tablets, however, you may have been disappointed that this was the only color Samsung had on show.

But it may not be the only color Samsung launches this month. A Charcoal Black version of the Galaxy Note 8.0 has appeared in a leaked press photo that’s quickly been making its way around the web.

We’re all eagerly anticipating Samsung’s Unpacked event on March 14 in New York City, when it will announce the Galaxy S IV, its flagship smartphone for 2013. But to ensure you’re suitably excited, the Korean company has published a cheesy new teaser video. Check it out below.