Mar 21
Mar 21
Though the Samsung Galaxy S5 is headed to a number of Best Buy stores today, you’ll be amongst a very, very rare few if you happen to be close to … Continue reading
Mar 21
US Cellular Galaxy S5 Pre-Orders Begin 21st March, Includes $50 Google Play Promotional Code
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The Samsung Galaxy S5 is one of the hottest Android smartphones at the moment. This can probably be attributed to the success of the Galaxy S Android lineup to date, that and the fact that Samsung chose to announce it during MWC instead of later at an event of their own probably helped speed up the process as well.
That being said there are many out there who would be more than willing to put money down for a Galaxy S5 and come 21st of March, you will be able to do so if you plan on being a customer with US Cellular. (more…)
US Cellular Galaxy S5 Pre-Orders Begin 21st March, Includes $50 Google Play Promotional Code original content from Ubergizmo. 
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Mar 21
If you are anxious to get your hands on the Samsung Galaxy S5 smartphone, the time is getting near when you can buy. Pricing for the new smartphone has been … Continue reading
Mar 20
We’re sure that many out there would love to get their hands on the Samsung Galaxy S5. After all the device was one of the highly anticipated smartphones of 2014, and for the most part Samsung has never disappointed with its Galaxy S series of Android handsets.
Now we know that AT&T has announced that they will soon begin taking pre-orders for the handset, but what about the other carriers? When will they see the Galaxy S5? Well the good news for T-Mobile customers is that they too have announced that come 24th of March, they will be taking pre-orders for the Galaxy S5. (more…)
Galaxy S5 Pre-Orders At T-Mobile Starts 24th March original content from Ubergizmo. 
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Mar 20
Android 4.4 KitKat brought a major new feature that most users might not have come across yet. It came with a new runtime called ART or simply, Android Runtime. Since the early days Android has relied upon the default Dalvik runtime. Even though ART is currently in an experimental stage, the primary aim is to tweak it further to enhance app performance even more. A new image has surfaced online hinting at the possibility of Galaxy S5 ART support.
While ART is a permanent fixture in Android 4.4, many manufacturers such as Samsung chose not to include it in the KitKat update that they rolled out for existing devices. So even though the devices were updated to KitKat, they didn’t quite offer the performance bump that Android Runtime brings. Which is why it is much more plausible for the Galaxy S5 to come with ART support, since Samsung would have developed its firmware from the ground up.
In Dalvik runtime, whenever an app is launched, a part of its code required for its execution is immediately compiled into machine code. Whereas on ART, the required code is compiled and stored on the device itself during installation. This results in improved app launch times, and in some cases it might even improve battery life.
Most app developers have already started adding ART support to their apps and games. So if Galaxy S5 ART support really exists, its bound to make a lot of people happy. Users can currently choose between the Dalvik and ART runtimes on their device, though its expected that ART will become the default runtime in the next major Android update.
Samsung Galaxy S5 ART Support Possible original content from Ubergizmo. 
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Mar 20
Chances are pretty good that you would have already made up your mind as to whether you would settle for the Samsung Galaxy S5 or not when it is finally made available to the masses. Well, if you have yet to make a decision, perhaps you would be interested to read our hands-on review of the flagship smartphone during the time we spent with it at Mobile World Congress in Barcelona, Spain, late last month. AT&T subscribers would be pleased as punch to hear that pre-orders for the Galaxy S5 will begin tomorrow, and shipping for all pre-orders are set to commence sometime in early April.
Samsung Galaxy S5 Pre-Order On AT&T Announced original content from Ubergizmo. 
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Mar 20
I am quite sure that a fair number of us are looking forward to the official availability of the upcoming Samsung Galaxy S5, where a little bit more patience ought to be able to do the trick. As for the sticker price tag that will accompany the Galaxy S5 when it arrives, that remains a question that needs an answer, and pronto! It seems that South Korean publication ZDNet did confirm on the Taiwanese launch price of the Samsung Galaxy S5 would stand at TWD22,800 (or €540 after conversion), which is €60 more affordable compared to its predecessor, the Samsung Galaxy S4 when it launched there last year.
Samsung Galaxy S5 Could Be Cheaper Than Galaxy S4’s Launch Price In Taiwan original content from Ubergizmo. 
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Mar 20
Starting tomorrow, Samsung will be offering the AT&T version of the Samsung Galaxy S5 with 4G LTE and the whole works with a ship date in early April. Meanwhile it … Continue reading
Mar 20
As far as Android handsets are concerned, Samsung and LG are rivals. Both companies hail from South Korea and both are battling it out for smartphone dominance with the Android platform. However it’s safe to say that Samsung is probably leading at the moment, but interesting enough it looks like LG could be trying to tempt potential Samsung customers over with lower prices.
Earlier at MWC 2014 last month, both LG and Samsung unveiled their flagship devices. With LG it was the LG G Pro 2, while Samsung had the Galaxy S5. Both phones are almost identical save for the screen size, with the G Pro 2 packing a 5.9-inch Full HD display while the Galaxy S5 featured a 5.1-inch Full HD display, and the choice of chipset where LG went with the Snapdragon 800 versus the Galaxy S5’s Snapdragon 801. (more…)
LG G Pro 2 Priced Cheaper Than Galaxy S5 In Taiwan original content from Ubergizmo. 
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