Samsung Galaxy S5 Neo reportedly spotted in user agent profile

Samsung is known for launching its flagship Galaxy smartphones in new avatars, or variants, and following the tradition, the South Korean manufacturer is said to be working on an alleged Galaxy S5 Neo, a new variant of the Galaxy S5.

A Dutch site has spotted an alleged Samsung SM-G750A device on the company's UA (user agent) profile, said to be the Samsung Galaxy S5 Neo. According to the site, the model number of the alleged SM-G750A hints that the device is heading to AT&T.

Further, the UA profile listing of the alleged Galaxy S5 Neo suggests that the device packs a HD (720p) display with no word on the display size, Android 4.3 Jelly Bean and under-the-hood is powered by a quad-core 2.3GHz processor (unspecified chipset). As of now, there are not many details of the alleged Galaxy S5 Neo aka SM-G750A.

Earlier Samsung's alleged successor to the Galaxy S4 Zoom, the Galaxy S5 Zoom, was leaked courtesy a benchmark listing that supposedly revealed most of its specifications.

According to the benchmark listing, the Samsung SM-C115 device spotted in a benchmark could be the Samsung Galaxy S5 Zoom - the first variant of the recently unveiled flagship, the Galaxy S5.

The listed specifications for the alleged Galaxy S5 Zoom (SM-C115) suggested that the device will run Android 4.4.2 KitKat. The alleged successor to Galaxy S4 Zoom (rumoured S5 Zoom) is likely to come with a 19-megapixel rear camera (making 5184 x 3888 pixel images), and a 2-megapixel front-facing camera that is capable of 1080p video recording.

Another report claimed that Samsung officials discarded rumours revolving around a premium variant of the flagship smartphone Samsung Galaxy S5.

Earlier on Thursday, we received the first bit of 'official' information about Galaxy S5's price.