#galaxy s5 review

The Galaxy S5 is the 5th-generation of Samsung's flagship Galaxy S line and, like the Apple iPhone, has gone thru many years of refinement. Check out our full review of the Samsung Galaxy S5 after the break. Announced in Mobile World Congress in Barcelona back in February, the Galaxy S5 tried to incorporate features and functions to make itself the singular, most-compelling handset in Samsung's line-up. In this review, we gave more attention and focus on those new features to see if the improvements were apt or it was another round of gimmicky inclusions. The design signature of the Galaxy S5 has minimally changed compared to the Galaxy S4 from last year. The handset looked plain and simple with its two-tone color (our review unit is black with silver trimming) and all-glass front panel surrounded by a metallic silver frame. The polycarbonate material used in the body of the Galaxy S5 remains part of the genetic make-up of the Galaxy line. The corners are less rounded compared to the Galaxy S4, but device is still taller than the latter making it look closer to the Note 3. Read more in our articles including "Samsung Galaxy S5 Review" and "Samsung Galaxy Tab Price: Php34,990".