Smartphone screens in the five-inch range and offering 1080p resolutions are pretty much par for the course by now; they’ve been around for more than a year on any number of flagships, and we’re well familiar with what to expect. When it comes to adapting to changing ambient light conditions, that usually means little more than increasing or decreasing screen brightness to compensate. With the new Galaxy S5, Samsung already has a leg up on the competition with the phone’s high-contrast, wide-gamut OLED screen, but today we ...
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