Samsung has replaced its head of mobile design, the man who developed its flagship Galaxy S smartphone series, amid criticism of its latest device and a fresh patent litigation defeat at the hands of rival Apple. Reuters reports that Chang Dong-hoon tendered his resignation from his position as the head of Samsung Electronics’ mobile design team last week, most likely in response to lukewarm reviews of the design of the Galaxy S5. The S series has sold over 100 million units and propelled Samsung to the top of the global smartphone industry based on market share, but the S5′s plastic design and incremental updates have disappointed some…
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