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First of all I must say that I have been working around this issue for two whole days and I can not solve it. I googled it, I read this article from Donandroid, this thread from SO and many other reviews.

I have installed Samsung Kies3, Android sdk for windows, google_usb_driver on my windows 7 64-bit system. I also check the USB Debugging option in my Galaxy S5 and restart my phone. I also have restarted the ADT

Now when I check the attached devices in adb, I get:

$adb devices
$List of devices attached
4d0005444cc34139    unauthorized

I have tried to run my application on this device, but I have got this in ADT: enter image description here

I have no idea what to do now. I am totally frustrated. Any help would be greatly appreciated guys.

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Ok, solve the problem. I have unplugged/plunged the usb cable for 3 times and suddenly the popup authorization message showed up on my phone. I allowed that and now everything is fine. I can not believe I spent two days in this issue. Hope this thread will help someone.

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    very thanks, I have unplugged/plunged the usb cable for 3 times and suddenly the popup authorization message showed up on my phone, too. – daszarrin Jan 03 '15 at 12:36
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    +1 for unplugging and replugging, but it seemed to only work when you are past the phone's lock screen. In other words, it would not show a dialog on a lock screen and when you open the phone, the dialog was not there. – iHearGeoff Mar 09 '15 at 17:41
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    Same here - nothing I tried would allow Eclipse to see my Galaxy S5 even though I had enabled all the developer options and even though this same cable and development environment worked fine with my S3, and my Galaxy Tab 4 and a stack of cheaper older Samsungs. So I did the plugging-and-unplugging-3-times and it worked!! **Very weird**. – user316117 Apr 14 '15 at 19:44