Samsung Galaxy S5 10 New Features
Samsung has recently launched its latest and most talked flagship smartphone. The phone was launched on 27th of March but the phone will be available from 11th of April in Indian smartphone market. It has a lot of cool feature, including things that no company has ever put in a smartphone before. We have already seen the detail specification of Smasung Galaxy S5. You can read all the details here.
But this post belongs to the features that Galaxy S5 belongs. This are something that everyone should know before they buy this awesome gadget.
1) Heart rate sensor:
Samsung is particularly proud that it's the first to put a heart rate sensor into a smartphone. A small bump right below the camera lens isn't a flash, it's a sensor that will help you track your activities and plan your workouts. The S-health app uses it to coach you as you work out. You can of course also use Samsung's Gear 2 or Gear Fit in conjunction with the Galaxy S5.
2. Water and dust resistant:
While we might not chat on the phone while showering or watch videos underwater as Samsung's top execs suggest, we do appreciate the fact that the Galaxy S5 is water and dust resistant. We'll be quite happy if it survives a few accidental dunkings and the occasional rainy misadventure.
3) Fingerprint sensor:
We don't know how Samsung plans to implement security, other than its promise that your fingerprint patterns will never be uploaded off the device. You can use the fingerprint sensor to authorise payments and sign in to apps and services. Let's hope this doesn't turn into a huge security disaster.
Related Post: Root Samsung Galaxy S5 International Variant
4) Kid-friendly mode:
We've seen this on Windows Phone already, but it's a great feature and we won't complain. Kid mode lets you decide which apps, games and features are appropriate for your little ones so they stay safe when they get their hands on your phone (and your phone stays safe too).
5) Power-saving mode:
For anyone who's ever been stranded somewhere because a background app devoured their last few percentage points of battery life, Samsung's new power-saving mode will come as a blessing. The screen goes black-and-white only, and all non-essential apps and services are killed, allowing the last 10 percent of your battery to power your phone through an incredible 24 hours. You can remain accessible via calls and text messages, which is what you need most in an emergency.
6) Combine Wi-Fi and LTE data for fast downloads:
The Galaxy S5 supports Category 4 LTE which should work across multiple carriers in multiple countries, as well as Wi-Fi ac. For those occasions when either one of those conduits can't provide enough bandwidth, you can gang them up to use both simultaneously.
7) 0.3-second autofocus lag:
Smartphone cameras are getting better and better, but there are still times when you just can't capture that special moment because someone moved or blocked your shot while your camera was still focusing. Samsung claims a 0.3-second focus lag, which should eliminate that kind of delay altogether.
8) Brand new UI:
Let's face it, Samsung's TouchWiz UI is not everyone's cup of tea. However the Korean electronics giant has made some progress, and the latest iteration of its custom UI has some nice touches that should help ease the pain of Android purists everywhere. The new UI is toned down, and there won't be a flood of S-this and S-that apps.
9) Gifts:
There wasn't much information about Samsung's new Galaxy Gifts feature, but it seems as though owners of a Galaxy S5 will receive a few bonus features and priveliges from major app makers including LinkedIn, PayPal, Evernote, Box, and the Wall Street Journal.
10) Private Mode:
The new Samsung Galaxy S5 will let you stash photos, videos and files securely so that you don't have to worry about personal information such as IDs and bank documents falling into the wrong hands. Only when you swipe your own finger over the fingerprint reader will they be accessible.
Recently, HTC launched the flagship One M8. The best thing about this phone was its aluminium body This is something missing in Galaxy S5. Thought the company says that its body isvery modern and iconic, but all it has is Plastic. Secendly, again the same design as Galaxy S3 and S4, whic is disappointing. This need to be change now. Overall, its a good buy keeping other features and specification in mind.
Cheers!!!
But this post belongs to the features that Galaxy S5 belongs. This are something that everyone should know before they buy this awesome gadget.
1) Heart rate sensor:
Samsung is particularly proud that it's the first to put a heart rate sensor into a smartphone. A small bump right below the camera lens isn't a flash, it's a sensor that will help you track your activities and plan your workouts. The S-health app uses it to coach you as you work out. You can of course also use Samsung's Gear 2 or Gear Fit in conjunction with the Galaxy S5.
2. Water and dust resistant:
While we might not chat on the phone while showering or watch videos underwater as Samsung's top execs suggest, we do appreciate the fact that the Galaxy S5 is water and dust resistant. We'll be quite happy if it survives a few accidental dunkings and the occasional rainy misadventure.
3) Fingerprint sensor:
We don't know how Samsung plans to implement security, other than its promise that your fingerprint patterns will never be uploaded off the device. You can use the fingerprint sensor to authorise payments and sign in to apps and services. Let's hope this doesn't turn into a huge security disaster.
Related Post: Root Samsung Galaxy S5 International Variant
4) Kid-friendly mode:
We've seen this on Windows Phone already, but it's a great feature and we won't complain. Kid mode lets you decide which apps, games and features are appropriate for your little ones so they stay safe when they get their hands on your phone (and your phone stays safe too).
5) Power-saving mode:
For anyone who's ever been stranded somewhere because a background app devoured their last few percentage points of battery life, Samsung's new power-saving mode will come as a blessing. The screen goes black-and-white only, and all non-essential apps and services are killed, allowing the last 10 percent of your battery to power your phone through an incredible 24 hours. You can remain accessible via calls and text messages, which is what you need most in an emergency.
6) Combine Wi-Fi and LTE data for fast downloads:
The Galaxy S5 supports Category 4 LTE which should work across multiple carriers in multiple countries, as well as Wi-Fi ac. For those occasions when either one of those conduits can't provide enough bandwidth, you can gang them up to use both simultaneously.
7) 0.3-second autofocus lag:
Smartphone cameras are getting better and better, but there are still times when you just can't capture that special moment because someone moved or blocked your shot while your camera was still focusing. Samsung claims a 0.3-second focus lag, which should eliminate that kind of delay altogether.
8) Brand new UI:
Let's face it, Samsung's TouchWiz UI is not everyone's cup of tea. However the Korean electronics giant has made some progress, and the latest iteration of its custom UI has some nice touches that should help ease the pain of Android purists everywhere. The new UI is toned down, and there won't be a flood of S-this and S-that apps.
9) Gifts:
There wasn't much information about Samsung's new Galaxy Gifts feature, but it seems as though owners of a Galaxy S5 will receive a few bonus features and priveliges from major app makers including LinkedIn, PayPal, Evernote, Box, and the Wall Street Journal.
10) Private Mode:
The new Samsung Galaxy S5 will let you stash photos, videos and files securely so that you don't have to worry about personal information such as IDs and bank documents falling into the wrong hands. Only when you swipe your own finger over the fingerprint reader will they be accessible.
Recently, HTC launched the flagship One M8. The best thing about this phone was its aluminium body This is something missing in Galaxy S5. Thought the company says that its body isvery modern and iconic, but all it has is Plastic. Secendly, again the same design as Galaxy S3 and S4, whic is disappointing. This need to be change now. Overall, its a good buy keeping other features and specification in mind.
Cheers!!!
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