Check Out the Upcoming Samsung Galaxy S6

Soon, Samsung will be coming out with the new Galaxy S6 and the Galaxy S6 Edge models that will keep many of the same great features of the previous models but still raise the bar. If you are already an Android user or thinking about getting one, here is an upcoming smartphone to look for, which is expected to be released this quarter.

Better Camera

This phone is expected to have the best camera Samsung has ever put on a smartphone. It comes with a 16MP back camera for incredible clarity and a 0.7 second activation for faster response. It also has a best-in-class 5MP front camera with a 120 degree wide angle lens, making wide-angle selfies, Auto HDR pictures, and 4k videos easier to take and better looking than ever.

Better Display

Inspired by the Samsung TV screens, the new 5.1 inch Quad HD Super AMOLED display will now have a 2560 x 1440. It has the large screen to keep up with other modern competitors, but still has the great image quality to exceed expectations.

New Operating System and Processor

The Samsung Galaxy S6 and the S6 Edge both come with a lightning fast, 64 bit Octa-Core processor. They are expected to come with the Lollipop OS since that's currently the latest version, but Samsung is currently working on their own Tizen operating system, which may be released shortly after their new model. Of course, this all depends on when Samsung decides to release the new models.

New Features

Like a few of the other Samsung models, including the Galaxy S5, Samsung will still include the Fingerprint Scanner, but will have changed the design. Instead of the swipe-style reader, it now has a touch-based variant similar to the Apple Touch ID, and is moved to the right of the camera sensor. Mobile payment will also be stocked on this phone, as Samsung will be allowing the phone to mimic a magnetic stripe from a credit card.

The Samsung Galaxy S6 is sure to grab the attention of many technology enthusiasts once on the market. The Galaxy S6 is expected to launch in stores by April.

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