Surprise! The next flagship phone introduced by Samsung will be marketed with the name Galaxy S 6. That is not too surprising, right? We did not think so either. The device, currently known internally as Project Zero, will follow its Galaxy S predecessors by carrying the number indicating its order in the line. The specifications for the Galaxy S 6 (allegedly) include a 2560×1440 resolution display, Exynos 7420 (or Snapdragon 810) processor, 16MP/5MP cameras on the back and front, and storage options ranging from 32GB to 128GB.
The real bit of news, though, is Samsung apparently having a Galaxy S 6 Edge on the way as well. It would follow the Galaxy Note Edge by being identical to the Galaxy S 6, but having the right side of the display being tapered with a curve. The specifications remain the same but the overall design slightly changes.
It would make sense considering reports that surfaced throughout 2014. Samsung started to ramp up production of curved/flexible displays in April. Then, early last month, we found out that Samsung had a new phone series on its hands. Will it be the Edge series? Possibly. And also in November a report came out claiming a curved dual-edge display was in the works and that the Galaxy S 6 could have it. It turns out that the Galaxy S 6 Edge is more likely to feature it instead.
Just remember that Samsung will be condensing its smartphone lineup next year, so plenty of items are on the chopping block.
Source: SamMobile
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