Mar 03
Samsung isn’t due to release the Galaxy S5 for a little over one month, that means it has quite a lot of time on its hands to produce as many units as it can before the device is scheduled to hit more than 100 countries on April 11th. With carriers already receiving record pre-registrations, it is expected that Galaxy S5 will be heavily in demand the day it launches, so Samsung definitely needs to ensure that there aren’t no demand supply gaps. If a report out of Korea is to be believed, fate might have thrown a wrench in the works. Samsung is apparently facing yield issues with the fingerprint sensor it has placed under the home button of its new flagship.
Galaxy S5 Fingerprint Sensor Yield Issues Rumored original content from Ubergizmo. 
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