Samsung executive says Galaxy S5 to outsell S4, sees Q2 rollout for Tizen phone


  • TECH
  • Wednesday, 16 Apr 2014

SEOUL: Samsung Electronics Co Ltd's new Galaxy S5 smartphone should outsell its predecessor and defy predictions that the South Korean titan's latest model will struggle in a tough market for high-end handsets, a top executive said. 

The world's biggest smartphone maker has slashed prices of the S5, which rolled out globally on Friday, offered a gift pack worth US$600 (RM1,948.50), and more than doubled the number of initial launching countries to 125 in a bid to sustain growth in the mobile business, which generates 70% of its total profit. 

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