Samsung videos show design, hardware and camera features on the Galaxy S6 and Galaxy S6 edge

An trio of official videos from Samsung reveal some new design, hardware and camera features for the Samsung Galaxy S6 and Samsung Galaxy S6 edge. One of the interesting features on the Galaxy S6 edge is called People edge. Each of your top five contacts is assigned a color. When a notification is sent from one of the top five, it lights up the extra curved side of the phone so that you know who is trying to contact you, even if you are in the process of doing something else with the handset.

The aluminum used for both phones is the same one used to build airplanes. And Sammy even gets in a shot at its top rival. Speaking about the aluminum the announcer says, "Basically, this stuff will not bend." Another shot at the Gumby-esque contortions that took place on some Apple iPhone 6 Plus models. Other features mentioned include secure container KNOX and mobile payment service Samsung Pay.

Another video was centered on the stuff that we can't see inside the phone. That includes the 64-bit octa-core Exynos 7420 chip made using the 14nm process. The video also discusses the 3GB of DDR4 RAM. And using Fast Charge, plugging your phone in for just 10 minutes will give it four hours of battery life.

The last video focuses on the camera (no pun intended). The 16MP rear camera and 5MP front-facing snapper both offer an aperture of f/1.9. This means that both can handle taking photographs under low-lighting conditions. Double click the home button from any page to quickly launch the camera. And of course, OIS allows you to take smooth videos even if you're being jostled while filming.

Take a few minutes to view all three videos which are found in the video slideshow below.



 source: Samsung (1), (2), (3)