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Samsung Galaxy S5 Active is now official from AT&T



Samsung has officially announced Galaxy S5 Active with the American multinational telecommunication corporation, AT&T. We have seen the new smartphone leak in a few videos and Press renders, earlier this month, where today the South Koreans and the Americans make the handset official for the public.

 As seen from the predecessor handset, the Galaxy S4 Active, the new release from Samsung too will fall in line with its Active design, making the smartphone more rugged, shock, water and dust resistant from the original Galaxy S5, (yeah, we admit that the flagship too packs in dust and water resistance on board). The new phone is said to come equipped with IP67-certification rating over the hood along with Military-specifications 810G on top. On the front we will have three physical hardware buttons on the display, accompanied by the the same heart rate sensor and LED flash on the back.

 Other than that, there is the traditional Samsung Activity Zone, which launches all outdoor activity-related features in one application screen. The phone is measured at 145.28 x 73.4 x 8.89 millimeters in dimensions and weighs 170 grams on mass, which will be available in Camo Green, Titanium Gray and Ruby Red color options, where you can now order the phone for about 199.99 United States Dollars for a two-year contract from AT&T or just grab it for a regular price of 714.99 USD. You can also bag 50% off on the Samsung made Gear Fit, when you buy the Galaxy S5 Active from the operator.

 Samsung's new Active smartphone will ship with a Quad-Core 2.5GHz Qualcomm Snapdragon 801 processor, Adreno 330 Graphics Processing Unit, 5.1-inches Full High Definition Super AMOLED screen panel of 1080 x 1920 resolution display, 16 gigabytes of internal storage (expandable via microSD card slot), two gigabytes of Random Access Memory, 16 megapixels primary shooter on the back with LED flash  light, that is capable of capturing Ultra High Definition screen videos, with a two megapixels front facing secondary camera, Bluetooth 4.0 LE, Near Field Communication and 4G LTE network capabilities, a 2,800mAh powered battery and runs Android's version 4.4 KitKat, with Samsung's proprietary TouchWiz User Interface.

 Source: AT&T

Here is the first leaked Press render of Samsung Galaxy S5 Active



Remember Samsung's upcoming smartphone Galaxy S5 Active, that showed it's face off, this past Wednesday in a couple of videos. Well, the same handset has made it's debut to the Press render's, breaking out the leaks in a new picture, said to be the Stateside AT&T variant of the impending South Korean's 2014 rugged smartphone, courtesy of evleaks from Twitter.

 Talking about the S5 Active, the phone itself is a bulked-up version from the company's Galaxy Active fleet, with it's designs falling in line with their previously announced Galaxy S4 Active. The phone we see above exactly matches with what we have already seen in the previous hands-on video for the same carrier network in the United States. The model named SM-G870A will continue to be tough on falls, hits, dust and water, packing in some sort of yet to be confirmed IP-certifications on board. And as said in the last read, the phone will continue to slot a removable battery, SIM card groove, heart rate sensor, USB 3.0 port, which is covered by a water and dust resistant flap and three physical hardware buttons on the front.

 The phone is believed to come out of the box with a Quad-Core 2.46GHz Qualcomm Snapdragon 801 processor, Adreno 330 Graphics Processing Unit, 5.2-inches Full High Definition Super AMOLED screen panel of 1080 x 1920 resolution display, 11.49 gigabytes of expandable internal mass storage, 1.81 gigabytes of Random Access Memory, 15.9 megapixels primary shooter on the back with LED flash and running on Android's version 4.4.2 KitKat, topped with Samsung's own TouchWiz user Interface. Unfortunately, we still don't have any information based on the smartphone's announcement dates.

 Source: evleaks (Twitter)

Samsung Galaxy S5 Active shows it's face off on camera



Samsung's new impending phone from their Galaxy Active line-up of devices have made it's debut on internet in a 4K video, which is taped with an original Samsung Galaxy S5, as said by the producer of the footage.

 The new phone is the rugged and toughened version of the South Korean multinational electronics manufacturer's 2014 front runner handset, dubbed as the Samsung Galaxy S5 Active, which is model named SM-G870A. The phone itself, along with the internal specification details and benchmark scores comes in courtesy of TK TECH NEWS'S YouTube channel, where the user notes the device you see from the above picture and below videos is an AT&T version of the company's release for the Stateside.

 The smartphone itself looks like a hiked version of the company's previously announced Galaxy S4 Active, with some added on weight on it's body and bulked-up design. It has also got the physical hardware buttons on the front display, just like the predecessor. On the back we see the same flagship like setup, with the primary lens sitting above the dedicated LED flash light and the heart rate sensor. Towards the bottom left corner slot the speaker, there is still that flap covering the USB port for dust and water resistance down below, while the headphone jack placed on the top edge. The newly leaked unit's back battery door is removable, where fits in a large elongated battery and the SIM card slot.

 The interesting fact here is that, the AMOLED screen's resolution is revealed by the benchmarks as 1080p, the user claims the pixels count to be higher than what he see's from the benchmark's device information page, as the phone is said to have a crisp display when compared to the original Galaxy S5 kept side-by-side. The phone seems to feature Samsung's own TouchWiz User Interface out of the box on top of Android 4.4.2 KitKat.

 In term of the benchmarking and the anticipated internals, the phone will have a Quad-Core Qualcomm Snapdragon 801 chipset, Adreno 330 Graphics Processing Unit, a screen panel of 1080 x 1920 resolution display, 15.9 megapixels main camera on the back, running over Android's version 4.4.2 KitKat and scores 35917 points, on AnTuTu's benchmark database. That's not it, according to Geekbench 3 application, the processor is running at 2.46GHz, also there is a 1.81 gigabytes of Random Access Memory and scores 952 single-core score and 2878 multi-core score. Lastly, as far as CPU-Z app is concerned, the internal storage capacity is 11.49 gigabytes, packs in sensors including accelerometer, magnetic field sensor, gyroscope, barometer, proximity sensor, RGB sensor, Samsung step detector sensor, Samsung step counter sensor and Samsung Motion sensor.

 It looks Samsung is keeping up their high-end standard to their upcoming smartphones, than just making it exclusive to the flagship fleet. How are you looking forward with this next generation solid and robust smartphone from Samsung, let us know in the comments below.



Source: TK TECH NEWS (YouTube) 1, 2, Engadget
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