Samsung Galaxy S5 Best Android review for 2015 a best smartrphone for young now because The Samsung Galaxy S5 has an IP67 waterproof and dustproof rating, a heart-rate monitor under its rear camera, and a fingerprint sensor inside its Home button. These are all real advancements that could be useful to real people. This is in stark contrast to
Samsung’s Galaxy S4 unveiling, where it concentrated on numbers and a bunch of apps that nobody wanted or cared about.
Samsung Galaxy S5 Best Android review for 2015 including one of the top 10 smartphones in the world, if remember Last year, Samsung released the GS4 Active as a waterproof and dustproof variant of the
Galaxy S4 model. It’s still one of our favorite phones on AT&T, and we’re very excited to see the standard S5 pick up this superpower. You won’t have to worry about your phone if it’s raining outside, you’re shoved into a pool (it can happen), you drop it in quicksand, or you want to check if your girlfriend or boyfriend returned your Facebook message while you’re in the shower. Less worries means more happy. We’ve dunked the GS5 a couple times and it’s still working fine. We’re waiting for a rain storm.
Samsung Galaxy S5 has a new feature and Not everyone will use or care about this feature, but if you want to check your heart rate after a workout, or for medical reasons, you can easily do so with the GS5. It has a small red light that shines through your finger on the back of the phone. The built-in S Health app will record your heart rate every day. The heart-rate monitor appears to work well. We haven’t had any false reads, but did discover that we have a fantastic resting heart rate.
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Samsung Galaxy S5 also there are a new feature is Fingerprint scanner: Samsung’s new Home button doubles as a fingerprint scanner. Yes, it’s an iPhone 5S rip off, but if biometrics are going to take off, they have to be widely accepted. Samsung’s fingerprint scanner works a little differently. Instead of holding your finger on the Home button, yo