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GalaxyS5-2 times stronger RAM/ CPU/ RESULOTION /CAMERA and bigger screen...and lower price..
Do i need to say more? lol
RAM
Yes, the S5 has 2GB of RAM versus 1GB in the iPhone6. This is largely irrelevant in real-world usage due to the way Apple handles application and memory management. (Of course, that is also part of why Apple doesn't have "real" multitasking for all apps, so you could still consider this an advantage for the Galaxy.)
CPU
They're completely different chipsets; you can't directly compare on raw clock speed or number of cores. In most benchmarks the iPhone tends to be even, sometimes even faster. The GPU in the iPhone is top-notch, and Apple optimizes aggressively around it in iOS.
RESULOTION (sic)
Of course the S5 has a higher-resolution screen than the iPhone 6 -- it's bigger and heavier! The S5 has a higher overall resolution (~double the number of pixels) and pixel density (by about 33%). The iPhone, however, has better color accuracy and contrast. The iPhone 6 Plus and S5 have the same resolution, although the 6 Plus is even larger than the S5.
CAMERA
The S5's camera is 16MP, but the per-pixel sensor size is tiny and so it takes crap pictures in low light and they're kinda grainy overall despite the high resolution. This is the same problem the Sony Alpha-series SLRs have. So no, it doesn't really have a better camera in practice.
Again -- the S5 is a great phone, and Apple doesn't have a significant lead in hardware specs anymore (and has fallen behind in some ways). But the iPhone 6 is in the same price ballpark as other flagship smartphones.
You want to talk about laptops, sure, Apple gouges people for Macbooks. No argument there. And their workstation pricing is absurd. But the iPhone and iPad are pretty damn solid.