Samsung's newest flagship phone, the
Galaxy S5, was announced Monday at
Mobile World Congress in Barcelona, Spain. Metal body design? Nope. Eyepoppingly crisp 2K+ display?
Nuh-uh. Overhauled Android interface? Only a little.
After all the rumors and hype, the
Samsung Galaxy S5 turned out to be more of an
iteration on the Galaxy S line than the fresh, whiz-bang package
we'd all come to hope for, and even expect.
It's not a major overhaul from the
Galaxy S4 , but the shiny new phone sports a sharp and bright 5.1-inch screen, a
fingerprint sensor, a 2.5GHz quad-core Snapdragon 800 processor, and a 16-megapixel camera.
But the top-of-the-line smartphone business is a competitive place, and there are more than a few great options out there if you want the little computer-in-your-pocket to have all the top-end features, bells, and whistles. Click through our gallery to take a look at the best in high-end smartphones.