Samsung might have missed out on an early opportunity to buy Android before Google did, but the South Korea-based technology giant still managed to become a dominant force in the smartphone market in just a few short years. Among leading global handset vendors, Samsung ships more smartphones each quarter than all of its rivals combined. And with the just-announced Galaxy S5 smartphone, Samsung will look to maintain or even extend that lead in 2014. Following its launch, the Galaxy S4 became the fastest-selling smartphone in the history of the Android platform. But it wasn’t the best. Instead, a laundry list of gimmicky features made the phone a jack of all trades but a master of just one: the display. Samsung
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