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Yet again, Samsung comes out on top in this year’s Mobile World Congress in Barcelona, with the launch of Galaxy S5 and Gear Fit – the world’s first curved AMOLED touch-screen display on a wearable device that allows you to track your fitness.
Samsung’s new Galaxy S5 has a number of advanced features. In addition to being water resistant and dust proof, it contains a fingerprint scanner that allows you to pay for shopping online and a camera that allows you focus after you’ve taken a picture. The smartphone will also provide extraordinarily fast network speeds by combining WiFi and 4G into a single stream. For an added human effect, the phone lets you track your own heartbeat – a world first, designed to work in conjunction with Samsung’s smart watches enabling wearers to better manage their fitness.
What truly makes the Galaxy S5 unique is how it implements the idea of connected living across all facets of your life: what you wear, where you live and/or work, how you receive goods, how you connect with others, how you travel, and how you purchase. For the first time, a phone is not just part of a family of devices but it is genuinely integrated managing a series of other screens, including your watch, fitness tracker, TV, fridge and washing machine. In other words, the Galaxy S5 operates as a remote control.
Implication: The trend of connected living will soon become part of our everyday reality.
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