Samsung to unveil Galaxy S5 in ‘Unpacked 5’ Event At MWC on Feb 24

Samsung to unveil Galaxy S5 in ‘Unpacked 5’ Event At MWC on Feb 24

Posted by Unknown on Tuesday, 4 February 2014 0

Samsung Electronics Co will unveil another edition of its flagship Galaxy S mobile phone in the not so distant future; however desires are low that characteristics, for example, a greater screen will expedite a sharp bounce in sales given escalating rivalry. Samsung sent out invitations on Tuesday for "Samsung unpacked 5" occasion on February 24 at the Mobile World Congress in Barcelona. The launch has been presented by around three weeks after offers of Samsung's S4 came in weaker than needed, investigators said.

The world's greatest mobile phone creator is propping for its weakest versatile annual benefit development in seven years betwixt savage rivalry from Apple Inc and Chinese sellers, and as development for high-close mobile phones maneuvers because of close immersion in numerous markets.

The S5 is generally anticipated that will offer a greater screen, an enhanced back Polaroid and biometric capacities, for example, iris distinguishment or a unique fingerprint scanner. It might likewise accompany an enhanced Galaxy Gear smartwatch.

The launch at the annual industry get-together is situated to think about another attention expenses, denoting a takeoff from the glamorous advertising Samsung has sent previously, incorporating the utilization of performing artists and a full live ensemble to start the S4 at New York's Radio City Music Hall a year ago.

A greater screen for the S5 may not get to be much of an offering focus as Apple is generally anticipated that will present large-screen smartphones - Samsung's mainstay products - later this year.

Apple is likewise anticipated that will make progress in China after it started offering iPhones through China Mobile, the world's grandest versatile transporter by subscribers, a month ago.

More tests may hail from China's PC creator Lenovo Group which reported a week ago it might purchase Google Inc's Motorola Mobility handset unit for $2.9 billion.