Samsung could have a smaller version of the Galaxy S5 up its sleeve. Fans of the South Korean company have dug up some details on the device, including which version of Android it runs.
The device has the model number SM-G750. It was uncovered on a user agent profile on Samsung's own servers.
There's no confirmation of the size of the device, but we do know it'll be less well specced than the full-fat S5.
It'll run Android 4.3 Jelly Bean – compared to 4.4 KitKat for the proper S5 – and have a processor speed of 2.3GHz. That's slightly lower than the S5's 2.5GHz chip.
The screen resolution is given as 1,280x720 pixels, though there's no word on a size.
If it doesn't turn out to be any smaller, this handset could be the Galaxy S5 Neo instead of the Mini. Like the Gear 2 Neo compared to the standardGear 2, it could just lose some features and be a more affordable model. (The Gear 2 Neo doesn't have a camera, whereas the Gear 2 does.)
Samsung has launched spinoff after spinoff of previous Galaxy flagships, so there's no reason to think it'll do any different with the S5. For the Galaxy S4, it launched a camera version – the S4 Zoom – and a rugged one named the S4 Active, as well as the S4 Mini.
Source Electronista.
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