U.S.-based cell carrier Sprint announced last week that a new over-the-air (OTA) update is coming soon to the Galaxy S5. While there’s no official date confirmed for its release, Sprint notes that it will happen “soon.” So, what’s included in this update? This isn’t some minor update that aims to solve a few bugs. Instead, it’s a major update that will introduce the Android 4.4.4 KitKat operating system to Galaxy S5 users on the Sprint network. The update will be sent via Sprint’s 3G/4G network, with compatible Galaxy S5 devices automatically downloading them. Once the download is complete, users will have the option to install them. Of course, it’s recommended that users confirm the installation process, as older versions of Android may be susceptible to malicious attacks, bugs, and various other problems. Surprisingly, Samsung has stood by its decision to use earlier versions of Android, even in the midst of Google releasing Android 4.4.4. This has caused some criticism and backlash among users who are eager to try the latest version of Google’s Android operating system. While HTC, Motorola, and several other big names in the smartphone industry have released Android 4.4.4 KitKat updates, Samsung has lagged behind.  Some analysts…

The California-based startup company Olloclip unveiled its signature 4-in-1 camera lens attachment for the Samsung Galaxy S5 earlier this month. If you’re a Galaxy S5 owner who’s constantly snapping photos left and right, you’ll want to check out this revolutionary new product. Although small in size, the Olloclip is a powerful attachment that opens up a whole new world of possibilities for the Galaxy S5. The Olloclip isn’t a new product by any means. While the company has just recently unveiled its Galaxy S5-compatible product, they’ve been producing similar lens attachment products for the Apple iPhone for several years. Up until recently, though, only iPhone users were given the opportunity to own this nifty device. So, what exactly is the Olloclip? It’s basically a small attachment with four different lenses that’s designed to fit over the phone’s camera. The Galaxy S5 already boasts an impressive 16-megapixel primary camera, but users can improve the quality and dynamics of their photos by utilizing the Olloclip. The Olloclip adds fisheye, wide-angle, a 15X magnification, and 10X magnification lens to the Galaxy S5. With four new lens types added, Galaxy S5 owners can snap some truly amazing and unique photos that are superior to other…