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"   When the Samsung&amp;#039;s Galaxy S5 made its appearance at the Mobile World Congress in February, the company&amp;#039;s flagship appeared to be business as usual. Aside from its IP67 water-resistant rating, the S5 still donned an unapologetic plastic design and faux-chrome siding. Critics weren&amp;#039;t impressed and neither were consumers. Now, it appears the eventual S6 could be much different. Reuters reports that Chang Dong-hoon, the head of the Galaxy design team, resigned to make way for new leadership, in the person of former vice president of mobile design Lee Min-hyouk.  Although the Galaxy&amp;#039;s plastic design has utilitarian value, which we pointed out in our review, the S5 looks a little lackluster when compared to other premium smartphones such as the iPhone 5S and the HTC One (M8). Although Samsung seems to be looking in a new direction, Lee has been involved with the Galaxy line of products since its inception in 2010. The S5 has passed Apple in mobile sales, but its design has been relatively stagnant since introducing the S3 in 2012.  Chang will continue overseeing Samsung&amp;#039;s overall design strategy, but we&amp;#039;ll have to wait and see if Lee can successfully reimagine on the world&amp;#039;s most popular devices. "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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