Who is the ‘NEXT KING’ of smartphones? : Samsung Galaxy S5

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Samsung Galaxy S5:  With the launch of Samsung’s new Galaxy S5, the smartphone war has once again got fiercer. The newly launched Samsung Galaxy S5 has a 5.1-inch and equips a full HD screen with the Super AMOLED panel. With regards to screen, Samsung hasn’t done anything extraordinary that excite users. Galaxy S5 is powered with a 2.5GHz Snapdragon 800 quad-core SoC with 2GB RAM. Most people were expecting Samsung to launch the new Exynos processor with 3GB RAM, which again disappointed customers. However, users find the 16MP camera with improved menu and user interface quite interesting. Yet another fascinating feature is its ability to record 4K video. Samsung S5 also equips a heart-rate monitor under the camera module. Also, the all new S Health 3.0 offered in the Galaxy S5 has personal fitness tracker tools such as pedometer, diet and exercise.
With respect to battery, Samsung S5 can also impress its users as it is packed with a 2800mAh battery with a talk time of 21 hrs. A new feature, Ultra Power Saving modeclaims to gives users an extra 24-hour battery even when the phone shows the battery capacity of 10 percent.Moreover, the Galaxy S5 also has the ability to record video in slow motion, at 120 frames per second.
The Samsung Galaxy S5 comes in two colors – black & white; while copper & blue colors will see a limited release.Besides these devices, there are some more smartphones, which are likely to see dawn in India very soon. This list includes HTC One M8, Sony Xperia Z2 and LG G3…See More

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