If we’re following Samsung’s usual timeline, we’re only a couple of months away from seeing the Galaxy S5. That could also very well be the reason why rumors and leaks regarding the device have ratcheted up, including this latest one courtesy of @evleaks.

These screenshots are reportedly what the Galaxy S5’s home screen will look like. It’s vastly different from the current TouchWiz look, and even slightly resembles Microsoft’s Metro UI. Big rectangles displaying content that’s constantly updated? Sounds a little like Windows Phone too. And judging by the look of the recently unveiled Galaxy Tab Pro and Galaxy Note Pro, this look fits right in with Samsung’s new look.

In addition to the leaked home screen, The Korea Herald is also reporting that the Galaxy S5 might include a fingerprint sensor, similar to that of the iPhone 5s’ Touch ID. Prior reports claimed that Samsung would be opting for an iris scanner in its flagship phone, but closer analysis of that tech has revealed that current camera modules might not be up to the task without significant retooling.

With both the Galaxy S III and the Galaxy S4 having announcements that took place in March, it might not be much longer before we see if any of these rumors come to fruition.

[via @evleaks, Mac Rumors]