An XDA Developers board forum member leaked four Samsung apps, allegedly from the Samsung Galaxy S6. They show a cleaned-up, simplified TouchWiz with a lot less toggles, options, menus, and submenus one may expect.
Samsung has got all eyes on its upcoming Galaxy S6 and Galaxy S6 Edge, but just days before the official event some huge leaks seem to have spoiled the surprise.
We’ve seen the three shades of six appeal, but a verified Sprint employee posted a different teaser that shows both the Samsung Galaxy S6 and Galaxy S6 Edge.
Samsung is almost ready to announce two new flagship smartphones which will most probably be called Galaxy S6 and Galaxy S6 Edge. Both new handsets will be officially unveiled this Sunday.
Just when we couldn’t have enough of the leaked images of the Samsung Galaxy S6, more surface online. Two new leaked images show a better view of the both Galaxy S6 and S6 Edge.
Alleged live photos of Samsung Galaxy S6 made the rounds on the web. The Korean giant’s next flagship smartphone is scheduled to make its debut this Sunday, on March 1 alongside an S6 Edge model with curved display.
Yesterday we reported on a teaser for Samsung’s upcoming curved S6 flagship. It was courtesy of AT&T and the telecom also promises a spring launch for the edged device.
T-Mobile provided us with the clearest look of the Galaxy S6 yesterday and one can just make out the hardware Home key. Samsung has to keep it, because it houses the fingerprint sensor, but this time it looks taller than usual.
Samsung seems to be doing a unified push for the Galaxy S6 campaign, the “Six Appeal.” First, a shadowy image of the Samsung Galaxy S6 Edge appeared from T-Mobile.
T-Mobile is accepting pre-registrations for the Samsung Galaxy S6. Those signing up will receive news about the unveiling of the handset, and be alerted when pre-orders are being accepted.
Samsung has been on teaser frenzy as of late, posting quite a lot of videos that suggest what the Galaxy S6 will be capable of. Yesterday, the company posted yet another clip.
The upcoming Samsung Galaxy S6 has been the inspiration behind a number of renders over the past weeks. Today we’re being treated to another take on the matter and this time we get both the Galaxy S6 and its Edge variety side by side.
Samsung has fed the masses another teaser video. This time, it is focused on design. It says that #TheNextGalaxy is made of “all the beautiful things” around it.
A video mock-up of the Samsung Galaxy S6 has been produced by an artist named Jermaine Smit using a 3D printer. This isn’t the first time that Smit has developed a Galaxy S6 model.
The previous Samsung Galaxy S6 teaser video focused on the camera and changed the profile pic of the Samsung Mobile account to the outline of a camera module.
The new Samsung Galaxy flagship dropped a teasing hint on Twitter – a short video that talks about “great vision” and a “unique view” and finishes with the silhouette of a camera module.
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