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Here’s another peek at Samsung Galaxy S5 running on Lollipop

As manufacturers are working on the new Android 5.0 Lollipop update, Samsung has already started work before its official name was announced. If you’re wondering how’s the progress so far, Sammobile has managed to get its latest build that integrates TouchWiz with the latest OS udpate.

Some of the new changes include a new Note 4 fingerprint lock screen, a newer font, material design effect when buttons are pressed and an improved gallery UI with filter options. Some of the native apps now use a redesigned status bar with its own preset colours. It also gets a new easter egg where it shows a flappy-bird inspired game when you tap on the version number repeatedly. The Lollipop update is expected to be rolled out by December for Galaxy S5 users.

Check out the video after the break.

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