To give some idea of this, Samsung first demonstrated wireless charging technology back in 2008, yet it took seven years for it to be fully introduced to the Samsung Galaxy range.
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Interestingly though, the sleekest and most exciting phablet Samsung has ever made seemingly isn’t a member of the popular Note family.
Samsung has wrested its position as the top sales vendor in the USA with Galaxy S6 sales, after losing ground to Apple April this year.
In fact, just this week, there were reports of Samsung trademarking the Galaxy S6 Edge Plus name in the United States, pointing to its imminent launch.
We have been hearing rumors about the replacement for the Galaxy J1, the Samsung Galaxy J2 and now we have some more information on the handset. The application for the trademark was filed on 26 June and is yet to be approved.
There was news a day or two ago of Samsung’s Project Zero 2 – a rather uninspiring codename – but accompanying this news was some actual meat: the phone would sport a larger display than the S6 Edge, and a different processor.
At this early stage in the gossip and speculation, there are no actual indications on a release date.
Fans of Samsung have been talking about the new Galaxy Note 5 for quite some time now, and there’s no denying that the tablet is very hyped at the moment. August perhaps. The phone no longer feels like having a 5-inch screen. Most are rounding it down to 5.5-inches in reports. It is much touted to flaunt a dual edge display.
Sprint Corp announced that it would be that the Samsung Galaxy S6 and S6 Edge would be receiving the new OS update.
We are only talking about the outer look here and as far as that is concerned I doubt there will be any major changes. While not all the hardware specs are immediately available, the Geekbench listing does inform us about the presence of a 1.2 GHz quad-core CPU in the phone, along with 1 GB of RAM.
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The Tab A may be a viable option for people who need a big screen to compensate for their bad eyesight or don’t want to pay a big sum to get the S Pen.
