Will Galaxy S5 feature the newest Android Kit-Kat or Samsung’s own Tizen mobile operating system? With the speculation surrounding the potential future release of the Galaxy S5 from fans getting crazier each day that passes, what operating system the company’s newest heir to the Galaxy throne will use is a big question, and one that fans want Samsung to answer – and quick. Known Galaxy 5S Specifications While Samsung has yet to confirm anything about the newest Galaxy to date, there are, however, numerous rumors and in the case of Galaxy phones, the rumors are typically not too far off from reality. Some information considered reality and to which most experts agree includes: A carbon fiber body instead of aluminum A 64-bit CPU A 20.7 MP camera 4K resolution on video Sharp’s IGZO screen display The one thing the experts cannot agree on is which mobile OS the phone will sport – Androud’s latest iteration, Kit-Kat, or Samsung’s own Tizen. Samsung certainly wouldn’t try to fix something that’s obviously not broken – would they? Samsung just might. The issue here is that Android is expensive. Yes, really, it is – but not for consumers. Well, not directly, anyway. Any company…

The new Samsung galaxy phone, known as the S5, will be hitting markets in 2014 with much anticipation and excitement not only from the company, but consumers as well. While the new phone has been a closely guarded secret for well over a year, certain aspects of it are starting to leak out to the public. Already anticipating its release, consumers are eating up any and all information they can get about the phone, putting pressure on the company to ramp up production and get it on the market in time for Christmas, if possible. Perhaps the biggest news concerning the phone’s release is it having 64-bit processing, much like Apple’s iPhone. In doing this, the Galaxy S5 specs are poised to make the Samsung Galaxy S5 sure to draw some attention. The 64-bit processing should give the phone a power boost, letting users do a number of other applications with it besides games. Since there are very few apps written for 64-bit processing, it may take a while for the technology to totally catch up. The new Samsung galaxy phone, which is the flagship phone for the company, is sure to give the iPhone a run for its money….

While the world is still buzzing over Apple’s recent conference announcing not one but two iPhones, Android lovers won’t have long until the creme-de-le-creme of their world is released. In a few short months, Samsung will present the world with the next offering in the popular Galaxy line of smartphones. The Galaxy S5 will provide features and hardware the make it on par with anything Apple has to offer. Just like the iPhone 5S, the Galaxy S5 will boost 64-bit processor, which is computers use these days. Not only will this result in snappier performance overall, but when develoeprs take advantage of the improved processor, new games could be console-quality on a smartphone. Multitasking will also run as smoothly as ever on this new smartphone. The processor is rumored to be the Exynos 5 Octa CPU. Yes, that’s “octa” for eight cores! The Galaxy S4 already has this processor, but it wasn’t 64-bit. That also means that Google must release a compatible version of its operating system. The sky is really the limit when it comes to what a 64-bit version of Android will be able to do. Of course, these phones must have enough memory to allow the processor…

    Our obsession with being connected has changed the way we do things. Being connected of course comes in many forms. But PC and smartphone users connect to communicate and to obtain and transmit all sorts of information via the internet. For smartphone – particularly Galaxy s5 – users the evolution of connection is constant. We learn about it through galaxys5us.com, the website that keeps people up on the technological innovations related to our favorite mobile device.     The internet effect But connection through the internet has meant huge change in our everyday activity. From the most menial things, such as getting weather reports and sports scores, to the most serious things, like investing or buying a home, we more and more rely on the internet. Even things like playing the lottery have converted. Lotteries have been around for centuries and in many different forms. But playing the lottery, like so many other things, has been updated with online access. It’s no longer just a matter of picking up a couple of tickets at the corner store. Now millions of people regularly play online The popularity of smartphones has boosted the online lottery phenomenon exponentially. And with the…

Heart rate monitors are personal monitoring devices that measure heart rates in real time; these devices also record heart rates and enable later studies. People who suffer from heart diseases or athletes who work out regularly use medical heart rate monitors. But the amazing development of smartphones during recent years and the permanent addition of new functions to them have led to some impressive inventions. The Samsung Galaxy S5 encompasses a great deal of special functions and the built-in heart rate monitor is one of the most intriguing of them.   How To Use The Samsung Galaxy S5 Heart Rate Monitor   Using the heart rate monitor that was successfully built-in inside the device is not hard to do. All you need to do is place a finger over a part of the smartphone located to the back of the phone near the rear-facing camera and completely cover the lens, and wait for a few seconds. The heart rate monitor the fellows at Samsung have developed is capable of capturing your pulse and hence monitoring the speed of your heart. The Health app that Samsung has also developed will then receive this information.      What Sort Of Software Does…