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02-26-2014, 05:00 PM
Samsung surprised the audience during its MWC 2014 Galaxy S5 press event by not excessively focusing on the TouchWiz software features built on top of KitKat. That was likely an unwanted side effect following the deal it signed with Google, which briefly fooled the audience into believing Samsung may have dialed down the bloatware built atop Android. However, various reports revealed that the Galaxy S5 firmware takes up half the storage available on the base 16GB model, which means the handset is filled with various other software features that were not detailed on stage. CNET has taken a closer look at the Galaxy S5 software discovering various other features the company was quiet about on stage – comparatively, Samsung put
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