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A lot of information about Samsung's Galaxy S5 has already leaked to the public, and as it approaches the expected date of its introduction, further details are dropping Many of these are making the new phone more and more interesting. At SamMobile portal that deals exclusively with Samsung technical specifications of the devices that are believed to be final and that we will see on the cell phone during March or April have emerged.

Samsung Galaxy S5 will be presented after the Mobile World Congress at Samsung's event during March or April. Information was in an interview with Bloomberg confirmed by Lee Young Hee, Samsung's vice president of mobile devices.

If you believe the rumors from Chinese sources, whose claims were transferred by GSMArena, next Samsung's most advanced smartphone will make a step in a new direction. Instead of their own Super AMOLED screen, Samsung decided to implement LTPS (low-temperature polisilicon) LCD, sources say.

On several occasions we had the opportunity to hear that the next Samsung flagship smartphone will be launched earlier than expected. Information is now somewhat confirmed by the head of Samsung's design team.

According to the latest information coming from Korean sources close to Samsung, early in 2014 we will get a new model of Samsung Chromebook.

Samsung has started sales of a giant 110 inch TV screen that comes in ultra-high, or as we like to call it "4K", resolution. This model outperformed the largest ever Samsung UHDTV in sales that came with a diagonal of 85 inches.

After receiving the latest updates,  Samsung Galaxy smart watch Gear has become even "smarter". The new improvements refers to the ability to display information about receiving messages via Gmail, Twitter, Facebook or Hangouts. However there is a small problem with Gmail notifications, when users receives more than one message at a time, informations for all those messages gets scrambled together into one notification.

Although Microsoft has received the green light for the complete takeover of Nokia, they are aware that there are users who prefer a particular brand when it comes to smart phones, and reluctantly turn into someone else's camp.

According to the site SamMobile, Samsung could soon offer a new line of devices from the Galaxy line in a somewhat lower price segment. In preparation are the Lite editions of popular devices. Specifically, at the fair Mobile World Congress in February, Samsung will reportedly introduce the Galaxy Note 3 Lite and Galaxy Grand Lite.

According to the Korean newspaper, Samsung plans to use AMOLED screens in their tablets. Sources say that they should be implemented in 8 and 10 inch models.