Samsung has shared a new unPacked trailer which confirms that the company will unveil the next Galaxy flagship smartphone, which will almost definitely be called the Galaxy S5, at MWC 2014. The
Samsung Galaxy S5, which is all set to see light of the day on February 24 in Barcelona at the side-lines of MWC 2014, has been purportedly leaked in an Amazon case
Samsung’s next flagship smartphone will indeed be dubbed Galaxy S5, and will be launched at the MWC event the company has scheduled, reveals a new report, which also makes some other claims
A new leak reveals two purported Android application package (APK) files, which appear to indicate Samsung’s upcoming Galaxy S5 smartphone will equip a QHD display and fingerprint scanner. The leak comes from
Samsung’s much-anticipated Galaxy S5 might still be made of plastic, feature a 32-bit SoC, and come with fingerprint scanner, KGI analyst Ming-Chi Kuo predicts. AppleInsider cites a research note from Ming-Chi Kuo,
Samsung Galaxy S5 has slowly become one of the most-awaited smartphones of this year and every new rumour seems to add a new detail about the device. A new leak allegedly reveals
Samsung at its Analyst Day event in Korea had revealed plans for launching devices with a screen resolution of 1440×2560 pixels (2K) next year. Now, a new report emerging from Korea suggests
Samsung’s next flagship smartphone, expected to be called the Galaxy S5, might still be far from confirmed, but a new report suggests that the device will hit mass production in January 2014.