Beginning Friday and running through November 22, United States customers who purchase the Samsung Galaxy S6, S6 Edge, S6 Edge+, or Galaxy Note 5 at full retail value can pick up goodies worth a few hundred dollars each.
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You’ll be given the option to choose between two $350 gift packages that are strangely being marketed with their own custom names. On the other hand we have Samsung’s Galaxy Note 5 which was announced last summer and it packs the finest chipset technology that Samsung can produce but it’s been rumored that performance isn’t exactly as top notch as reviewers have been claiming. Any purchasing method will qualify as long as customers upgrade or add a new line of service. Between the two bundles, the Level On headphone bundle is probably the better choice (valued at $299) over the Swarovski bundle (valued at $220), unless you really love that sparkly phone case. “Samsung also offers higher-end 64GB and 128GB models, which can approach and exceed $1000, depending on the carrier or vendor”, the report said.
“And in Galaxy Note 6, we would witness first 16-core processor of Samsung”, the source said.
For customers that are interested in the promotion, they can head over to a local Sprint outlet or call Sprint’s hotline to acquire a Samsung smartphone and the free one-year Amazon Prime subscription.
Android Geeks is banking on the chance that since the Lollipop was made available to Samsung devices in December previous year, it’s probable that the Marshmallow 6.0 will be also available for Samsung this coming December. One of them was a loophole that could potentially allow hackers to gain control of the mobile device. Especially since this particular offer is only available for those who trade in an iPhone for a Samsung phone.
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Samsung’s release dates are usually easy to predict since the company makes the announcement close to MWC, the smartphone- and tablet-focused tech show in Barcelona which takes place every year in March. Rhee claims that they are instead focusing on deploying the service which we suppose is a fair argument.
