There’s not a lot we don’t already know about the Galaxy S5 Active thanks to recent leaks, but the new device has today been made official and available to order by AT&T. It’s essentially an original Galaxy S5 packed into a more robust form factor — but it does boast a couple of new features that its flagship sibling doesn’t offer.
The above shows that, an unannounced Samsung smartphone has recently passed through the Federal Communications Commission (FCC). Information included in the brief filing documentation reveals that we could perhaps be looking at the brand new ‘Galaxy Mega 2’ (SM-T2558) — a revamped model of the South Korean company’s largest smartphone of 2013.
The upcoming Galaxy Tab S is set to become Samsung’s first tablet with a fingerprint scanner, according to a set of leaked Samsung graphics — and that won’t be the only feature borrowed from the Galaxy S5. The device will also offer the new Ultra Power Saving Mode, as well as the Magazine UX baked into Samsung’s latest TouchWiz launcher.
A new Nexus 8 powered by a 64-bit Tegra processor could make a surprise appearance at Google I/O next month. Mentions of the device, which is codenamed “Flounder” internally, have been spotted numerous times in Android source code — despite Google’s attempts to keep the new tablet a closely-guarded secret.
Earlier today, LG unveiled its latest high-end Android-powered smartphone, the G3, and, as I’m sure many of you would agree, it looks pretty impressive, boasting a stunning 2K display, and the world’s first laser autofocusing camera. The question some of us are asking though, is just how does this new handset compare to other flagships on the market?
