Samsung Galaxy S5 Release Date Rumors: Next-Gen Smartphone With Eye-Scanning Sensor, 64-Bit Exynos 5430 & 16MP Camera Set For January 2014 Launch

Rumors about Samsung Galaxy S5 release date continue to emerge on the mobile market.

According to recent reports, Samsung Galaxy S5 release date may be set for an earlier schedule compared to the schedule of previous Galaxy S devices. For instance, the current Galaxy S smartphone, the Galaxy S4 was unveiled March this year and arrived on the market at the latter part of April. The Galaxy S3 was unveiled and released May 2012.

As posted on International Business Times, Samsung Galaxy S5 release date in the market may be set for February 2014 after its alleged launching on January. This highly-rumored Samsung Galaxy S5 release date came from a post on tech website called Naver.

Aside from Samsung Galaxy S5 release date, tech fans are also curious as to the new and more powerful specs and features that the device may offer in the mobile marketplace. A separate post from IB Times, citing Galaxy S5 Info, suggests that the upcoming Android smartphone may have a "faux leather stitch back cover", which is similar to what the Galaxy Note 3 and the Galaxy Round have. However, there are rumors that Samsung is developing a mobile device that is made of metal.

Moreover, Samsung Galaxy S5 release date and specs rumors are also claiming that the upcoming Android smartphone may feature a 16MP camera with optical image stabilization. Samsung Galaxy S5 specs may also sport a 64-bit Exynos 5430 "true eight-core" processor

Reports suggest that the Korean smartphone manufacturer will not adopt the fingerprint sensor technology, but instead, it is working on an eye-scanning sensor technology which will enable the users to unlock the device through as retina scan, as posted on Latin Times, citing Android SAS.

These reports about Samsung Galaxy S5 release date and specs remain to be all rumors since the Korean tech company is still keeping its mum regarding the official information about the upcoming device.