Samsung Galaxy S5 Prime reportedly spotted at FCC
The FCC has approved a new device which was submitted by Samsung. This device has stark similarities to the rumoured Galaxy S5 Prime, according to a report by Intomobile. This specific smartphone was submitted for approval along with three different variants namely SM- G9065S, SM-G906K and SM-G906L. Each of these models is made for different Korean carriers, SK Telekom, KT and LG U+, respectively.
The approved smartphone features the LTE band 5 and band 17 and will not be available in the US, adds the report. This will be the first smartphone by Samsung which will be launched with a QHD screen and a screen resolution of 1440 x 2560 pixels, similar to the LG G3 which is set to arrive in India next month.
More from News AnalysisIt is rumoured that the Galaxy S5 Prime will sport the Qualcomm Snapdragon 805 chip, 3GB RAM and full rock-solid aluminum body. The report also confirms some discrepancy with the name given to the smartphone where names such as Galaxy F or Galaxy Alpha are doing the rounds.
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