Six new features to expect from the Samsung Galaxy S6
Samsung's upcoming S6 flagship is shaping up to be the biggest design and interface overhaul in the Galaxy line history, all rumors indicate, not to mention that it will likely come stuffed to the gills with the latest in screen and camera tech, as well as processing power.
Let's start with getting the specs out of the way first. The handset is expected to have the newest chipsets, presumably Exynos 7 Octa, or some might ship with Snapdragon 810, depending on the region, but also a 5.1" Quad HD display, and a high-res 20 MP camera, depending on what leaks you chose to believe in. The high-res camera might be reserved for either only the regular, or only the dual-edged version of the S6, though, as the phone's benchmarks have leaked with both 16 MP and 20 MP modules. Said Galaxy S6 Edge model is purportedly going to be produced in a limited batch, like Samsung did with the Note Edge, gauging the popularity of such a device.
We will apparently also get a sealed "half-metal" chassis, whatever that means, which will allegedly be combined with glass elements. Long story short, a lot will change with the Galaxy line heritage when the flagship arrives, so take a peek at the most intriguing new features that the S6 is alleged to bring.
Let's start with getting the specs out of the way first. The handset is expected to have the newest chipsets, presumably Exynos 7 Octa, or some might ship with Snapdragon 810, depending on the region, but also a 5.1" Quad HD display, and a high-res 20 MP camera, depending on what leaks you chose to believe in. The high-res camera might be reserved for either only the regular, or only the dual-edged version of the S6, though, as the phone's benchmarks have leaked with both 16 MP and 20 MP modules. Said Galaxy S6 Edge model is purportedly going to be produced in a limited batch, like Samsung did with the Note Edge, gauging the popularity of such a device.
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