Leaked images of the S5....

[msndrstood]

It looks to me like the rendering of the Note 4 with the wrap around glass on the sides. I like it. A lot. :thumbup:

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[DS1331]

It looks to me like the rendering of the Note 4 with the wrap around glass on the sides. I like it. A lot. :thumbup:

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Why? What would their reason be for leaving the glass showing on the side like that? It's too small to show anything it seems like

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[msndrstood]

I had an article that discussed the use of the glass on the side but I can't find it. Essentially, the side glass would work like hot spots so you could set up to access apps, shortcuts etc.

Personally, I like the design. It's new, it's fresh and I like it a lot. Personal preference.

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[DS1331]

I had an article that discussed the use of the glass on the side but I can't find it. Essentially, the side glass would work like hot spots so you could set up to access apps, shortcuts etc.

Personally, I like the design. It's new, it's fresh and I like it a lot. Personal preference.

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I love innovation and different ideas as well but I hate Samsung, they create 100 different things and 1 of them will catch on the other 99 are crap

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[UJ95x]

I love innovation and different ideas as well but I hate Samsung, they create 100 different things and 1 of them will catch on the other 99 are crap

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More like 1 is good and catches on, and the other 99 are crap, but still catch on

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[msndrstood]

To each their own opinion. I've owned Samsung products for many years, no complaints from me.

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[Joe113]

This image is NOT the S5... because the S5 will have a home button, and fingerprint scanner built into the home button. Explained: Samsung’s implementation of the fingerprint sensor on the upcoming Galaxy S5 | SamMobile

 

[Raptor007]

I think its possible to see a end of march to mid april launch of the GS5, last years launch was about 6 weeks or so after announcement, of course Verizon was last and late as always. No worries for me I am going AT&T.

 

[Joe113]

I think its possible to see a end of march to mid april launch of the GS5, last years launch was about 6 weeks or so after announcement, of course Verizon was last and late as always. No worries for me I am going AT&T.

Sprint for me. Slow as **** data, but it's unlimited and ALWAYS first (out of US carriers) to receive updates. Just got KitKat on my Sprint GS4

 

[ab304945]

Sprint for me. Slow as **** data, but it's unlimited and ALWAYS first (out of US carriers) to receive updates. Just got KitKat on my Sprint GS4

I use sprint to, spees getting better in my are. get between 4mbps-20 mbps

 

[Raptor007]

Perhaps one day once SoftBank puts enough money in sprint, gets rid of the ***** CEO and improves their network nationally I would consider them. Unfortunately for me my market has Verizon & ATT as the dominant coverage and that is critical for me. Plus my company provides a mobile phone on Verizon so if I have AT&T as my personal phone I am always in a covered area.

 

[ab304945]

Perhaps one day once SoftBank puts enough money in sprint, gets rid of the ***** CEO and improves their network nationally I would consider them. Unfortunately for me my market has Verizon & ATT as the dominant coverage and that is critical for me. Plus my company provides a mobile phone on Verizon so if I have AT&T as my personal phone I am always in a covered area.

Sprint is improving their network, it takes time, venders and backhaul is slowing them down. The network in my area is 10x better then it was b4, and still getting better.

 

[Raptor007]

I am sure Sprint is making strides on improving network quality, its disappointing that they spent all that time and money on Wi-Max when no one else was and now they are pulling it out for LTE. Wi-Max was supposed to be the better choice, but its all about interoperability.

 

[ab304945]

I am sure Sprint is making strides on improving network quality, its disappointing that they spent all that time and money on Wi-Max when no one else was and now they are pulling it out for LTE. Wi-Max was supposed to be the better choice, but its all about interoperability.

ya it was too bad lightsquare couldnt deliver