Last time we chronicled the rise of Samsung’s Galaxy S phones and we reached a critical point in its story – the first disappointing phone in the series.
What happened is that Samsung designed the Galaxy S5 in a spreadsheet. It had great features (even if some weren’t perfectly executed), but the result was a bland-faced powerhouse.
Chief rival Apple has found success in talking about the design and user experience, leaving the phone’s features as something of a black box – it works with Apple magic. It was time Samsung tried to do the same.
Alpha is the beginning
Before the S…