With things moving fast towards January, and the year's end almost with us, pretty soon we should be able to lay our eyes on the Samsung Galaxy S6. And since the device's launch is almost upon us, we have been able to lay our hands on what is being said to be the first exposure of the Samsung Galaxy S6. But before we get into that, lets take a look at what's expected of the next Samsung flagship.
The Samsung Galaxy S6 is expected to get Qualcomm's latest Snapdragon 810 and the Exynos 7 Octa on board, coupled with 4GB of RAM, something that will be a first for smartphones. The device is also rumored to come with a dual-edged screen, with the title Galaxy S6 Edge. The Samsung Galaxy S6 is also expected to get Cat. 10 LTE on board, which will provide the device with download speeds of up to 450 MB/s. We've also seen some images of the Samsung Galaxy S6 straight of the assembly line, and today's images seem to (apparently) continue the cycle.
If today's news is to be believed, then Samsung is aiming really low for its next flagship. The Samsung Galaxy S6 has been allegedly photographed in florescent yellow for the first time, and the device pictured above comes with rather unimpressive specifications. In fact, the cargo manifest that comes along with the device is similar to the one spotted three days ago.
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