More power: And no, we don’t just mean increasing the cores. Samsung has already gone beyond quad-cores and onto 8-cores, so yes, we can expect the Galaxy S5 to have at least an 8-core processor. But we’d also like to see more than just 2 GB of RAM in the Galaxy S5. Price: Nothing much should change in this category. Like the Galaxy S4, Samsung could offer its next flagship too at around $200-250 with a contract and the unlocked version for around $650. Camera: Would it be unrealistic of us to expect Samsung to feature at least a 20 MP camera in the Galaxy S5? We know we sound greedy, but that’s pretty much the only way to beat competition like Sony. Release date: Maybe the Galaxy S5 could hit the markets within a year. Should we start the countdown already?
