The specifications of the Samsung Galaxy S6: 64bit processor, 3GB … – UnSimpleClic (Blog)

 

After the rumors about the HTC One (M9) and the LG G4, it was necessary that I speak of the next high-end of another must-have brand, Samsung . In addition, I would say that unfortunately, the manufacturer is not in as good a position as he would like. Right and left we read the results of the Galaxy S5 are not at all up to the forecast while the Korean had greatly above to redress the balance. It is therefore necessary that the Galaxy S6 surprise us again the envy .

Let’s review the rumors and begin with the probable release date or rather when it should be presented. While we expected from the stands of CES2015, Ma2thieu had finally told us here that it would be officially presented later. So in March, at the Mobile World Congress, Samsung should strike a blow by unveiling its Galaxy S6.

Just as its high-end competitors, the GS6 should contain a 64bit compatible processor , which remains to be seen. Samsung could choose the same as other brands, the Qualcomm Snapdragon 810 or Exynos 7420 . Then it should receive 3GB of RAM, supported by a storage of 16/32 or 64GB. For the screen, Samsung goes upmarket by equipping the S6 a slab 2K (2560 1440 px) of 5.5 “, which corresponds to the diagonal of the screen of the LG G3. So we arrive at the density observed on the LG smartphone ( 534ppi ).

The specifications would not be the only elements that Samsung would have worked. If you remember, the GS5 has two new features that were not especially conspicuous by their effectiveness: the heart rate sensor and fingerprint reader (or biometric reader). According SamMobile, Samsung could be reviewing its copy by removing the current fingerprint reader and replace it with a system similar to that present on the iPhone 6 . Users no longer have to swipe their finger over the reader but just put the on, the system turns out to be more accurate but may require a larger sensor.

This course will run on Android 5.0 Lollipop with TouchWiz overlay , but the latter point could also be some surprises. The manufacturer is about to optimize its overlay , making it lighter and removing some unnecessary functions to approach a pure version of Android. The graphics would also be redesigned to stick to that Android Lollipop.

There is a point which is not yet addressed, but I’d like to see on the next Galaxy S is less plastic. I’m looking for a smartphone with a design closer Galaxy Alpha without its flaws and with a little more metal. As long as the design was not disclosed, the advantage is that we can imagine what we want

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