Samsung will be launching smartphones which will include a standard issued 16-megapixel camera component.

Launched in the same year, the Samsung Galaxy Note 3 and the Samsung Galaxy S both had 13-megapixel cameras.

This year, the Samsung Galaxy Note 4 and Samsung Galaxy S5 will share the same 16-megapixel camera. However, it is still speculated what features, apps, and camera the Samsung Galaxy F series will have.

Samsung has placed an order for 181 million 16-megapixel camera modules which will be used for their new next-gen flagships. The company estimates to sell a total of 126 high-end devices which is 234 million pieces short of their sales target of 360 million smart phones.

There is no official date for the release of Samsung Galaxy Note 4, but report state that it will be sometime in September. The new Note contains an accelerometer, compass, barometer, temperature and humidity sensors, along many other new applications.

Samsung Galaxy S5 was launched in February and the smartphone has an octa-core Exynos CPU, an ultra power saving mode, is dust and water resistant, contains a health app and has a built-in finger scanner, among other components.

Samsung's newest high-end smartphone, which is the Samsung Galaxy F or also known as Samsung Galaxy Alpha, is rumored to be released in August to counter Apple's release of its iPhone 6 in September, according to Christian Today.

Rumors circulate that this year, Samsung will not be focusing on devices that are high-end like the Galaxy Note and Galaxy S series, but instead will concentrate on their low-end products like tablets, however, nothing is yet confirmed, according to Tech Times.