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In two days, Samsung will present the new smartphones during the event organized Unpacked at MWC 2015 in Barcelona. As often happens in these occasions, before the official announcement leaked numerous rumors about the output products. The most recent image is the one used by the telephone operator Sprint to promote Galaxy S6 and S6 Edge . The photo confirms the design, the names and the curvature of the display for the second model.
The Reddit user who posted the image promotional claims to be an employee of Sprint. No one can confirm his words, but it seems that the photo is authentic. The motto Six Appeal used for the sixth generation of the Galaxy S is also present on the sites of T-Mobile and AT & T. There are, however, two inconsistencies. In the text is used the suffix “Edge”, while in the lower part the suffix “edge”. Also, the name of the devices is indicated for first extended and then with the abbreviation “GS6″. However, the appearance of the two smartphones coincides with the one visible in the images published yesterday.
The image looks the slight curvature of the display of Galaxy S6 Edge . This means that, unlike the Galaxy Note Edge, you can not take advantage of the sides to display notifications or links to favorite apps. The technical specifications should be identical to the Galaxy S6: 5.1 inch screen (2560 × 1440 pixels), Exynos 7420 processor, 3 GB of RAM, 32/64/128 GB of internal memory, cameras from 20:05 Megapixel , and touch fingerprint reader for mobile payments. The operating system will definitely Android 5.0.2 Lollipop . The TouchWiz interface has been optimized and pre-installed apps have been reduced to a minimum.
The two smartphones will be announced live on the YouTube. The event Unpacked will begin March 1 at 18:30.
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