The rumour related to Samsung's long awaited Galaxy F refuses to die.  Serial leaker, @evleaks has posted unreleased press images of the long rumoured Samsung Galaxy F. A couple of days ago, he had posted images of the same device in gold, but this time around it's in the crystal clear colour. Previously, the Galaxy F has also been known as the Galaxy S5 Prime.
The Galaxy F is expected to have a 'premium' metal chassis in stark contrast to the criticised plastic body of the Galaxy S5. A more powerful Qualcomm Snapdragon 805 CPU, 3GB of RAM, a 16-megapixel rear camera with OIS and also a QXVGA 2,560x1,440 pixels screen similar to the LG G3 and the Oppo Find 7. It will likely also have water resistance and dust proofing.  In addition to this, @evleaks has posted photos of the Google Play edition (GPE) of the Galaxy S5. The Google Play edition devices feature a stock Android user interface like Google's Nexus line of smartphones. For these phones, Google pushes out software updates and not the smartphone manufacturer. 
Google started the GPE program at last years Google I/O, with the Samsung Galaxy S4 being the first smartphone. So, it is only natural that Samsung is working with Google developing a GPE version of the Galaxy S5.