Nearly three months after launching its flagship phone, Galaxy S5, in India, Samsung has now announced the availability of its 4G LTE variant. The new model will be available staring July 20.
Less than a couple of months after rolling it out to the Snapdragon variant in the country, Samsung has started pushing out the Marshmallow update to the Exynos variant of the Galaxy S5 (SM-G900H) in India.
The Galaxy S5 was one of the most criticized, yet one of the best selling devices of 2014. The handset was launched early in the year, as usual, and while the design of the device was atrocious as some might say, the functionality and features that were build into the band-aid were quite impressive.
I'd take the Samsung galaxy s5 any day even though I'd prefer the note 4. Never been an iPhone fan and won't be until they make some changes to their phones. Changes like including a back button and lowering the price.
iphones are pretty nice but yeah that no back thing just totally stops me from getting one.
Whoa! Samsung just started rolling out Android 5.0 Lollipop (LRX21T) update to the Galaxy S5 (SM-G900F). This is the first time the Korean giant has delivered a major Android software upgrade in such a short period of time, only 31 days – Google dropped final Lollipop code to AOSP on November 4th. Currently, the new software upgrade is only available in Poland, however, it should start appearing in other European countries shortly. As of this moment, we aren’t aware of an exact Lollipop release date for the U.S. Galaxy S5 variants because of the usual carrier certification, which usually slows down the roll-out process.
