The best smartphone from the beast manufacturer of Android smartphones will be announced on February 24 at Mobile World Congress (MWC) 2014 at Barcelona but before Samsung throws light on what the Samsung Galaxy S5 would feature, Russian insider and blogger Eldar Murtazin has tweeted out the specs of the device. Though a rumor, these leaked specs are something we have been expecting from the past few months and of course, they do come from a trusted source.

The specs reveal that the Samsung Galaxy S5 would include a 5.24 inch screen with a whopping 2560 x 1440-pixel, Quad HD resolution which would make the Samsung Galaxy S5 world’s first Quad HD resolution device in the western hemisphere of the world.Vivo Xplay 3S is the first one but is available only in China. This will also make Samsung Galaxy S5 the world’s first smartphone to beat the 500 ppi barrier as the leaked specs show that it would have a screen with 560 pixels per inch pixel density.

This high pixel density will be powered with a 3200mAh battery which is strong enough to provide a good battery life compared to the Samsung Galaxy S4 which had a 2600mAh battery.

The device will be available in two variants as far as the storage capacity is concerned. Interestingly, there is no 16 GB variant this time but instead Samsung has planned to release 64 GB and 32 GB variants. There is no information about the expansion of this memory via a SD card slot.

Considering the system chip, there are two variants – Snapdragon and Exynos 6 chip. No information about which Snapdragon chip will be included is available as of now.

Camera as usual is a 16 MP shooter at the back and 3.2 MP in front. Rumors also suggest that a thinner Samsung Galaxy Gear smartwatch might be launched with the Galaxy S5.

We’ll get to know more as and when we approach Feb 24 to see what Samsung would announce at Samsung Unpacked event.

Here is the list of 5 must install Android Appz.

Dolphin Browser HD

Dolphin Browser HD is a high-end TAB supported browser which is very intelligent, fast and robust. You can change the look and feel through custom themes, add capability with add-ons, or even navigate by gesture. The address-bar is smart that can auto-complete URL when you type the first few characters of a URL, Dolphin auto-completes the URL by displaying all results from both bookmarked items and your browsing history. You can rapidly visit the website you often visit with speed-dial. Dolphin HD has a side bar loaded with all the necessary tools including full-screen mode and add-ons etc. This android app can be downloaded from http://adf.ly/3lE8j


Google Maps
Google Maps is indispensable for finding addresses, service providers nearby, and just for simply getting around. You never need to get the map with you once you installed this app as you can easily find the hotels, restaurants, hospitals etc. and also rate them as per your experience. Google Map’s Latitude let you quickly find your friends and it also supports voice-guided GPS navigation system.  This android app can be downloaded from http://adf.ly/3lE8j


LastPass Password Manager Premium
LastPass manages and fills in your usernames and passwords for you automatically. You’ll only have to remember one password ever again and i.e. LastPass’s master password. Another advantage of using a password manager is it ensures you to use a different password for all the sites you visit, as reusing the same passwords leaves you prone to identity theft and other online crimes. LastPass Password Manager is an award-winning password manager which is fast and easy. This android app can be downloaded from http://adf.ly/3lE69

Wheres My Droid
Wheres My Droid helps people find their lost or stolen Android phones by forcing it to ring at maximum volume or vibrate when the phone receives a text message containing a specified text  or email such as “Where’s my Droid?”. The app is also capable to show you the phone’s location as long as its GPS is enabled. You can remotely wipe the data of you phone’s memory and memory card as well if you confirm that your mobile has got theft. This feature protect your important data from being theft. “Wheres My Droid” also notices if the SIM of your mobile gets changed. This android app can be downloaded from http://adf.ly/3lE4F


ooVoo Video Calls
With the ooVoo video calls you can video chat with your ooVoo friends whether they are on Android, iPhone, PC and Mac and over 3G, 4G, and Wifi for FREE!. This Android video chat app supports group video, voice calls, and instant messaging. You can make the video calls from mobile to mobile and mobile to computer. ooVoo to ooVoo voice calls are unlimited and free as well. This android app can be downloaded from http://adf.ly/3lE2Y

After HP announced it would discontinue production of its TouchPad tablet last week, it looked like early HP tablet adopters spent $500 on a dud. If you’re an enterprising software hacker, however, there could be an opportunity to make your money back — and then some.
A hardware-modification web site is offering a $1,500 cash bounty for the first person to successfully port a full version of the Android operating system over to HP’s TouchPad.
Hacknmod.com offers a tiered bounty system for would-be TouchPad hackers: Just getting Android to run on the TouchPad without taking full advantage of the tablet’s hardware will win you a cool $450. But the more you’re able to integrate the system software into the device, the more cash you’ll earn. Get the Wi-Fi, multitouch capability, audio and camera up and running, and you’ll add another $1,050 to the pot.
While the bounty is characteristic of the Android-modding crowd which basically wants to slap Android onto anything with a circuit board and touch screen, it’s also an admirable effort to breathe new life into a dying piece of hardware. After reports of dismal sales and third-party retailers sitting on hundreds of thousands of unsold TouchPads, HP decided to kill production after a mere 49 days on the market.
It was bad news for current TouchPad owners. No more HP hardware gives little incentive for webOS app developers to continue producing applications for the platform. In turn, TouchPad owners miss out on the latest popular applications to come to mobile devices. And of course, it gives potential customers no incentive to buy the remaining TouchPads retailers have in stock, costing HP and retail stores hundreds of millions of dollars. Everyone loses.
But if the porting plans work, it could mean bringing a slew of Android apps over to HP’s tablet. If the TouchPad can be made capable of running thousands of Android apps, the device may not be obsolete.
This isn’t the first time the Android-modification community tried to port the operating system over to non-Android devices. Android modders have run the operating system on Barnes And Noble’s Nook Color e-reader, certain Nokia smartphones and even an iPhone.