Samsung Galaxy S5 announced at MWC2014. What to expect at Mobile World Congress 2014.
Samsung Group unveils wearables and Galaxy S5 smartphone.
Samsung unveils Galaxy S5 with 5.1-inch screen.
Tech News; BARCELONA, Spain - Samsung Electronics unveiled a new smartwatch and fitness band along with the latest version of its Galaxy smartphone on Monday, demonstrating how the battleground for innovation is shifting from the hand to the wrist.
Samsung Galaxy S5 Australian Hands-On: This Is Probably Your Next Phone.
Gears are slowly turning at Samsung with Gear Fit, subdued Galaxy S5.
The Barcelona Opera House Chamber Orchestra that performed a seemingly never-ending opener made the Samsung MWC 2014 press conference's 50 minutes feel short and subdued. However, the South Korean electronics giant still hit a lot more right ...
Hands on with all three Samsung Gears: new hardware doesn't fix software.
While the Galaxy S5 was easily the most important thing announced at Samsung's Mobile World Congress press event, the company also showed off three new smart watches. Samsung demoed the Gear 2, the Gear 2 Neo. The Galaxy S5 is set for an April release date.
Unveiled on February 24th - Samsung Galaxy S5, Gear Fit, Gear 2.
Samsung unveiled three new devices - Galaxy S5 smartphone, Gear Fit fitness band and Gear 2 smartwatches. Unveiled: Samsung Galaxy S5, Gear Fit, Gear 2. The Galaxy S5, which will be available in April, has a slightly bigger screen than its predecessor, .
Samsung Galaxy S5 vs. Apple iPhone 5s.
SAMSUNG announced its Galaxy S5 this morning to a packed crowd here in Barcelona with some pretty nifty tricks included, but how does it compare to Apple's hero phone, the iPhone 5s?.
Samsung refreshes wearables with Gear 2, Gear 2 Neo, Gear Fit.
Also, Samsung has released its new Galaxy Gear smartwatch just five months ago, and now it's intent on shelving that unit for not one, but two new models: the Gear 2 and Gear 2 Neo. Alongside the refreshed smartwatch lineup is the Gear Fit, a fitness band with a 1.84-inch .
Samsung Galaxy S5 launched: it's still plastic, and other rumours that didn't ...
Samsung CEO J.K. Shin presents the new Samsung Galaxy S5 at the Mobile World Congress, the world's largest mobile phone trade show in Barcelona. AP. By Shruti Dhapola / 25 Feb 2014 , 09:20. The Samsung Galaxy S launch each year.
Firstpost; Tech Specs battle: Samsung Galaxy S5 vs LG G Pro 2 vs Sony Xperia Z2.
Samsung yesterday unveiled the Samsung Galaxy S5 smartphone at the Mobile World Congress in Barcelona. The smartphone comes with some new features such as a 16 megapixel camera, a heart-rate monitor, and hybrid auto-focus to name a few.
Samsung Galaxy S5: Top 10 features.
Samsung announced the fifth generation of the Galaxy S series, the Galaxy S5, which, the company claims, combines an advanced camera, the fast network connectivity, dedicated fitness tools and device protection features. Here are its top 10 features.
The S5 has a fingerprint scanner on the home button, which can be used to protect data and provide security credentials in a swipe.
The Galaxy S5 is resistant to sweat, rain, liquids, sand and dust.
The Periscope Post; The 'Galaxy S5' problem;
The Galaxy S5 has just launched to what can best be summed up as a collective 'that's nice...' from the media and the industry at large. Much as last year's Galaxy S4 was referred to as the Galaxy S3S, this year the Galaxy S4S (Galaxy S3S2?) The Galaxy S5 ..
Tizen devices are HERE ... and they're Samsung Gear 2 smartwatches.
MWC 2014 The next generation of Samsung's Gear smartwatches is based on its homegrown Tizen mobile OS, rather than Android, the Korean chaebol has revealed. Samsung unveiled two new Tizen-powered watch models -- the Gear 2 and the Gear 2 Neo.
Wall Street Journal; Samsung Galaxy S5: Full specifications; The Samsung Galaxy S5, which will be available in April, has a slightly bigger screen than its predecessor, the Galaxy S4, at 5.1 inches compared with 5 inches, improved camera technology and better protection against water and dust. It also has a fingerprint ...
