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Samsung Galaxy S6 and S6 Edge – What is New?

By Tuan Do

The Samsung Galaxy S6 and S6 Edge have been officially revealed at MWC 2015 on March 1st. I’ve been a fan of the Galaxy series since the first generation released 5 years ago in mid-2010 and I’m still using the Samsung Galaxy Note 4 at the moment. So, did the new Galaxy S6 impress me and should I continue upgrading my device? Let’s check out the new features.

What’s New?

2 versions of Galaxy S6

Galaxy S6
Galaxy S6
Galaxy S6 Edge
Galaxy S6 Edge

New design combining aluminum frame and dual-sided Gorilla Glass 4

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Cleaner UI

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People Edge – Assign colors to contacts

Better Camera – F/1.9 16MP rear camera with OIS and live HDR

Take a look at the camera comparison between iPhone 6 Plus and Galaxy S6.

Fast and convenient charging

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It supports both WPC and PMA standards for wireless charging. 10 minutes of charging will give you 4 hours of usage.

Samsung Pay – The better mobile payment system

Samsung Pay can communicate directly with magnetic card payment terminals, so you can make payment anywhere without NFC.
Samsung Pay can communicate directly with magnetic card payment terminals, so you can make payment anywhere without NFC.

Availability

The Galaxy S6 will be available in black, white, platinum gold, and topaz blue while the S6 Edge will come in black, white, platinum gold, and emerald green. Each of them has 3 storage options, which are 32GB, 64GB and 128GB. They will start hitting shelves on April 10 but there is no word on US release yet. The prices of the new smartphones also haven’t been revealed but we expect it will start at $700 for unlocked version.

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