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" Samsung is facing a Watchdog investigation over allegations that it misled consumers about the amount of storage space that its Galaxy S4 smartphone offers. The 16GB model of the Android device has as much as 50% of its memory taken up by pre-installed software, such as the Android operating system and the Korean firm&amp;#039;s own extras.      Software features billed as the Galaxy S4&amp;#039;s headline upgrades, such as eye tracking, air gestures and universal remote functionality, account for much of the occupied storage space. Samsung&amp;#039;s Galaxy S4 offers expandable storage through microSD support, but the Anne Robinson-hosted consumer rights show will examine whether the firm should have been clearer about how much usable space the phone offers out of the box. The BBC&amp;#039;s teaser for the episode states: &amp;quot;[Samsung] claims its brand new Galaxy phone has an extra large memory - what did it forget to mention?&amp;quot; Watchdog will investigate the controversy on May 15. Watch a trailer for the episode below:      "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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