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Galaxy S6 has been called” Project Zero “, because Samsung wants to design a smartphone very different from the Galaxy S5. In addition to aesthetics and hardware specifications, the Korean manufacturer would decide to make deep changes to the interface TouchWiz , reducing the memory footprint and eliminate unnecessary features. The next model in the series could then have a software bundle more like that of the Nexus 6.
The latest rumors coming from Korea Business that, in turn, has obtained information from a source unknown working with Samsung . An executive of the company had admitted in the past that we need to work hard to improve the quality of the software installed on the Galaxy. The first results could be seen on the Galaxy S6 . The user experience would be greatly improved, increasing performance and reducing the memory footprint. According to the Korean site, Samsung TouchWiz interface should change the note and delete some preinstalled app .
The source contacted by Business Korea said that the UI of the Galaxy S6 will be simplified level Google’s Nexus 6. This does not mean that the new smartphone will run the stock version of Android 5.0 Lollipop . Samsung must somehow add graphics and features that can distinguish the Galaxy S6 from the competition. Although many apps are a copy of the app Google, hardly the Korean manufacturer will increase the dependence by the Mountain View.
As for the hardware, the Galaxy S6 should have a screen 5.2 inches with a resolution Quad HD (2560 × 1440 pixels) and integrate a processor with eight cores (Snapdragon 810 in the US, Exynos 7420 in the rest of the world), 3 GB of RAM and 32/64/128 GB of internal memory. According to the latest rumors, the smartphone may have an aluminum frame with curved sides , similar to the Galaxy Note Edge. The official announcement is expected at the Mobile World Congress in Barcelona.
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