A VP at Samsung has confirmed the
company will be launching its latest
smartphones flagship, the Galaxy S5, by
April. The executive vice president of mobile
business at Samsung - Lee Young Hee - has
shed some light on company's future plans
about the Galaxy S5 flagship.
Just like its Galaxy S4 predecessor, Samsung
is once again targeting March for the official
announcement and April for the release date
for the Galaxy S5. This means the
manufacturer won't be bringing any
flagship phones on the upcoming MWC in
Barcelona next month.
Since the Galaxy S5 is going against Apple's
latest iPhone 5s and in the meantime it
should be prepared for the upcoming
iPhone 6, Samsung is considering a
fingerprint sensor and an iris scanner
options. Thus it will not only catchup with
the competition but will go way ahead of it.
According to Mrs. Hee, the company is
exploring its options, so this is no guarantee
the iris recognition technology will make it
to the Galaxy S5 in time for release.
A brand new design is going to be one of
the Galaxy S5 key features. Samsung has
acknowledged the users weren't impress at
all with the Galaxy S4 reused design and
that's why the company has gone "back to
the basics" and created its new flagship
from scratch. Here is what Lee Young Hee is
saying about the new design:
"When we moved to S4 from S3, it’s partly
true that consumers couldn’t really feel
much difference between the two products
from the physical perspective, so the market
reaction wasn't as big. For the S5, we will go
back to the basics. Mostly, it's about the
display and the feel of the cover."
Meanwhile gossip also has it that Samsung
is working on a three-sided display for the
Galaxy Note 3 successor. The innovative
screen will let you see various notifications
on the sides of your phone. Samsung has
already demonstrated similar technology
before, so it won't be a surprise if we
actually see it implemented in the next
flagship phablet. All this new technology also
has a downside however and in this case it
is the higher cost. Mrs. Hee confirms: "We
are targeting consumers who want more
professional use and tend to be willing to
pay more for handsets".
SOURCE- www.gsmarena.com/samsung_to_launch_galaxy_s5_with_iris_scanner_by_april-news-7528.php

callenodinks:
A VP at Samsung has confirmed the
company will be launching its latest
smartphones flagship, the Galaxy S5, by
April. The executive vice president of mobile
business at Samsung - Lee Young Hee - has
shed some light on company's future plans
about the Galaxy S5 flagship.
Just like its Galaxy S4 predecessor, Samsung
is once again targeting March for the official
announcement and April for the release date
for the Galaxy S5. This means the
manufacturer won't be bringing any
flagship phones on the upcoming MWC in
Barcelona next month.
Since the Galaxy S5 is going against Apple's
latest iPhone 5s and in the meantime it
should be prepared for the upcoming
iPhone 6, Samsung is considering a
fingerprint sensor and an iris scanner
options. Thus it will not only catchup with
the competition but will go way ahead of it.
According to Mrs. Hee, the company is
exploring its options, so this is no guarantee
the iris recognition technology will make it
to the Galaxy S5 in time for release.
A brand new design is going to be one of
the Galaxy S5 key features. Samsung has
acknowledged the users weren't impress at
all with the Galaxy S4 reused design and
that's why the company has gone "back to
the basics" and created its new flagship
from scratch. Here is what Lee Young Hee is
saying about the new design:
"When we moved to S4 from S3, it’s partly
true that consumers couldn’t really feel
much difference between the two products
from the physical perspective, so the market
reaction wasn't as big. For the S5, we will go
back to the basics. Mostly, it's about the
display and the feel of the cover."
Meanwhile gossip also has it that Samsung
is working on a three-sided display for the
Galaxy Note 3 successor. The innovative
screen will let you see various notifications
on the sides of your phone. Samsung has
already demonstrated similar technology
before, so it won't be a surprise if we
actually see it implemented in the next
flagship phablet. All this new technology also
has a downside however and in this case it
is the higher cost. Mrs. Hee confirms: "We
are targeting consumers who want more
professional use and tend to be willing to
pay more for handsets".
SOURCE- www.gsmarena.com/samsung_to_launch_galaxy_s5_with_iris_scanner_by_april-news-7528.php

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