Queens’s University and a non-profit Canadian organization called PARTEQ have leveled an accusation against Samsung Electronics claiming technology theft. The technology in question is what Samsung calls “Smart Pause,” which basically allows for videos to be paused midway when the user looks away from the screen.

At this point we’re all expecting the Galaxy S5 to make its debut at Mobile World Congress later this month, but if you think Samsung’s going to launch it on its own for maximum exposure, you can think again.

The South Korean company reportedly has a number of other devices up its sleeve for the event, including a second-generation Galaxy Gear 2, and the Galaxy Tab 4.

Research firm Idealo claims that the price of the Samsung Galaxy S5 will come down drastically within the first three months of its launch. The figures are based on historical trends for past Galaxy S devices, which have all come down in price quickly after their release.

Samsung will soon launch new variations of its midrange offerings like the Galaxy Core and the Galaxy Ace, according to various reports.

The Galaxy Core family could get three new variants called the Galaxy Core Max, Galaxy Core Ultra and the Galaxy Core Prima. A new variant of the Galaxy Ace known as the Galaxy Ace Style is also on the cards.

Earlier this week, a Samsung teaser showed off a bunch of new app icons believed to be from the newest iteration of TouchWiz — set to make its debut alongside the Galaxy S5 later this month. And almost confirming that design change is a new leaked image from China which shows the exact same icons used on a mystery Samsung smartphone.