Samsung will reportedly unveil the Galaxy S6 on March 2, circle your calendars!
The influx of rumors regarding the upcoming forerunner of Samsung's, the Galaxy S6, will likely end only after the device gets official.
The rumor mill is churning speculation after speculation about the phone - it is now said to come sans an allegedly-overheating Snapdragon 810 and make use of an Exynos chipset, sport 4GB of RAM (similar to the likes of the Asus ZenFone 2 and the Xiaomi Mi Note Pro), and last but not least, have no water-resistance whatsoever. These are only rumors, of course, and we wouldn't scratch the Galaxy S6 Edge territory.
Well, here follows a rumor that reportedly reveals when all other rumors will hold little to no value - according to a South Korean media, Samsung will unveil the Galaxy S6 at a dedicated Unpacked event on March 2, a day that will also mark the begging of this year's MWC exhibition. This also falls in line with the rest of the rumors regarding the announcement of this flagship, which will either "make or break" Samsung's market positions.
To be completely honest, it is almost certain that Samsung will unveil its "Project Zero" device at MWC, thus this alleged announcement date might turn out to be one of the spot-on speculations. Until the Galaxy S6 breaks cover, be sure to check out some of the more plausible new features of the Samsung Galaxy S6.
Well, here follows a rumor that reportedly reveals when all other rumors will hold little to no value - according to a South Korean media, Samsung will unveil the Galaxy S6 at a dedicated Unpacked event on March 2, a day that will also mark the begging of this year's MWC exhibition. This also falls in line with the rest of the rumors regarding the announcement of this flagship, which will either "make or break" Samsung's market positions.
To be completely honest, it is almost certain that Samsung will unveil its "Project Zero" device at MWC, thus this alleged announcement date might turn out to be one of the spot-on speculations. Until the Galaxy S6 breaks cover, be sure to check out some of the more plausible new features of the Samsung Galaxy S6.
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