Samsung Galaxy S5 Available in India together with the Gear Family?

While the Samsung Galaxy S5 was reported as becoming available for ordering from AT&T in the United States, the tech giant also plans to unveil the same flagship smartphone in India today, a strike of genius considering that India is not only an emerging market for Samsung technology (the number one vendor in the smartphone niche with a 38% market share) but, according to their media quoting officials, the public is more than happy to welcome with open arms this phone that

has been created to maximize consumer benefits by integrating superior hardware with enhanced smartphone usability and an iconic design

What are the differences between the Indian market version of the S5 compared to the international model?

The Korean company makes Samsung Galaxy S5 available in India by featuring a 8-core Exynos processor as compared to the world – available 4-core Qualcomm Snapdragon processor, but end – users won’t feel any difference, as the processors’ power are similar. For the Indian market the Galaxy S5 will be available in four colors, namely black, white, blue and gold.

Who else wants a piece of the Indian market share in terms of high – end smartphones?

As we probably said before, this year will see major changes in the smartphone industry and India is one of those markets everybody wants to conquer. The Samsung Galaxy S5 available in India will have to go against HTC’s latest hi – tech smartphone, the HTC One M8, rumored to launch in India in April, LG’s G3, Sony’s Xperia Z2, and, of course, Apple’s iPhone versions.

So what does Samsung hold down in its sleeve to have leverage over the Indian market?

Some rumors suggest that the Samsung Galaxy S5 available in India will come together with its new Gear range of smartwatches, something that will certainly please the public, even if in this category, Samsung has still a lot to offer, even if the Gear 2 and the Gear 2 Neo are considered top of the line smartwatches powered by the Tizen platform and compatible to almost all high – end smartphones available so far. April is not far and the game is on for smartphones manufacturers! Let’s see who wins this round!