The release date for the Samsung Galaxy S5 seems to have been confirmed thanks to model numbers for various variations of the device being leaked. Leaked models which have been said to have been certified for different countries include China, Japan, Korea, US, Indonesia and Europe and so it seems that the release date for the Samsung Galaxy S5 could happen soon, maybe at the MWC this year.
It seems that Samsung are using a different way of assigning numbers to the devices. The letters at the end of the model could reflect the region lock that Samsung brought in with the release of the Samsung Galaxy Note 3. It has been said that the model numbers are carrier variations and are the SM-G900A which is more than likely a device heading to AT&T along with the SM-G900V and SM G900S. It is said that confirmation has been given that the SM-G900H will be heading to Indonesia and the handset is being made in South Korea, China and Vietnam and has been submitted for verification.
We have heard different dates for release for the Samsung Galaxy S5, which suggests that it could arrive in March or late April. We also heard that the handset would be made from new material and Samsung could be thinking about a flexible display for the handset. We also heard that the Samsung Galaxy S5 may arrive with the 2k QHD display, the Exynos S processor, the 64 bit processor and have a body that is all metal, however these could be reserved for the Samsung Galaxy F series handset.
There has however been conflicting reports of the specs of the Samsung Galaxy S5 and the Executive Vice President of Samsung told Bloomberg the Samsung Galaxy S5 would arrive in April with the Samsung Galaxy Gear 2.
