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A new benchmark tests run on the alleged Samsung Galaxy S6 confirmation of the Specifications that should characterize the next flagship of the South Korean home: appeared again on AnTuTu, shows that have a Screen Quad HD (2560 x 1440 pixels) , an element that suggests a possible new smartphone could still have the physical Home button with fingerprint sensor, integrated under the panel.
Number model SM-G925F , it seems that the Samsung Galaxy S6 will have a very large display, the diagonal of 5.5 inches, and that will be based on Android 5.0 Lollipop , the new major release of the operating system Google. The processor would be an octa-core ARMv8 paired with a graphics card Mali T760; could be the Exynos 7420 chipset part dela new family Octa 7, which has a ‘ architecture to 68-bit , clock speeds up to 1.8 GHz and built with 20-nanometer manufacturing process (nm). In such a case might be joined to a modem tri-band LTE Category 10.
Earlier it was rumored that Samsung was weighing a segment imaging including a camera with a sensor between 16 megapixels and 20 megapixels, but the new benchmark of AnTuTu notes that the Galaxy S6 would be equipped with a 16 megapixel sensor , able to capture very high resolution images of 5312 x 2988 pixels.
may however be introduced on the market two editions of Samsung Galaxy S6, a traditional and an experimental, the latter characterized by the presence of a curved screen which also extends on the edges, in a manner similar to what was seen with the peculiar Samsung Galaxy Notes Edge. If the rumors prove to be accurate, you can expect that the next generation smartphone to be announced in February at the Mobile World Congress (MWC 2015) that every year will take place in Barcelona. L ‘ release in stores is instead scheduled for April.
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