Contrary to recent rumours, the Samsung Galaxy S5 will not feature a curved or flexible form factor, latest reports have suggested.
According to unnamed “industry sources” speaking with news outlets in Samsung’s native Korea, Samsung is “highly unlikely” to bestow the flagship Samsung Galaxy S5 with a curved display similar to that of the Samsung Galaxy Round of LG G Flex due to low yield rates and increased costs.
Although it had been suggested that the widely expected Samsung Galaxy S5 could benefit from a curved panel, it is now believed that the new display technologies are still too earlier in their development to be made available for a handset that is expected to sell tens of millions of units.
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“Curved ones will be unveiled late next year as a Galaxy variant rather than as a flagship model.”
Although the Samsung Galaxy S5 looks set to miss out on a curved display, the currently unconfirmed phone will reportedly be bestowed with all manner of high-end components.
According to recent Samsung Galaxy S5 rumours, the S4 follow-on will play host to a 64bit processor alongside 3GB of RAM, a 16-megapixel camera and Google’s latest Android 4.4 KitKat mobile operating system.
On top of this, the Samsung Galaxy S5 design has been tipped to see the company adopt an all new metal form factor. The phone is expected to be unveiled during Q1 2014.
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