Samsung's Galaxy S5 is set to be unveiled in just a few days, and a lot rides on its success. Samsung will be looking to reassert itself after the Galaxy S4 underperformed in 2013, and here's how the Galaxy S5 might help the South Korean electronics manufacturer do that.
Samsung's highly anticipated Samsung Galaxy S5 smartphone is set for a Feb. 24 unveiling in Barcelona. The device has been one of the hottest topics around the technosphere, given the less-than-stellar performance of the Galaxy S4 — so for those wondering, here's what to expect.
The next generation of smartphones has not been revealed yet, but tech fans are already anticipating the 2014 releases. Of course, it is never too early to think about saving money. As a result, discounts are being offered on highly anticipated unreleased phones like Apple's iPhone 6 and Samsung's Galaxy S5.
With the consistent arrival of Samsung Galaxy S5 rumors coming every gadget fan’s way, here comes an alleged confirmation of the reputable site SamMobile on the next flagship phone of Samsung to have the Snapdragon 805 CPU plus the 2560 x 1440 screen display spec.
The most recent reports about two of the most highly anticipated devices that Samsung will allegedly release this year state that the Galaxy S5 will be in its usual standard video while the Samsung Galaxy Note 4 will have a metal body.
According to new reports, the Samsung Galaxsy S5 will be released in April with a different design, possible eye-scanner technology and new smartwatches.
There’s finally news on the Galaxy S5’s specs and features. A new report from Digi Tech says that the device is to make use of Sharp’s 2K display – ditching its signature AMOLED.
Samsung, which has been using plastic material for its previous devices, is now finally shifting gears and plans to introduce a new metal casing for its next flagship smartphone, Galaxy S5.
Should the Galaxy S5 be released early next year, will it make for a better Christmas gift amidst delay? Here is a quick comparison between Apple’s iPhone 5s and the soon to be released Samsung Galaxy S5.
Whether the Samsung Galaxy S5 rumors are true or not, they still can't be stopped from spreading online. Newest reports indicate that AT&T is testing the much talked about device to make sure that it is compatible with their network.
