WASHINGTON: As Mobile World Congress (WMC) is just around the corner, South Korean technological giant Samsung is expected to unveil two models of its flagship smartphone Samsung Galaxy S6.
According to reports, south Korean company is expected to launch its flagship smartphone, Samsung Galaxy S6 in couple of months and now the company is planning to introduce two models of device.
As sources recons that Samsung is working on edge variant of the Galaxy S6. Similar one debut when Samsung launch Note Edge.
We have also received reports that company also expected to launch its first circular smartwatch at MWC.
The company’s Galaxy A series brought full-metal designs for the first time. If the new Galaxy S6 will follow the same design language of the Galaxy A series, it may sport a metal unibody design with a non-removable battery. One thing is clear at the moment the device will take on Apple iPhone 6 which has made a strong impact on the smartphone market.
When it comes to Samsung’s upcoming smartwatch, meanwhile, rumors hint at a circular design like that of the popular Moto 360 and LG G Watch R. Samsung has launched several smartwatches so far, but all of them come with rectangular form factors. The Moto 360 was the first one to sport a classical, round design, and LG followed suit with its G Watch R, stirring lots of interest among consumers. Samsung is reportedly ready to join the party with a circular smartwatch of its own, and the gadget may run Tizen OS rather than Google’s Android Wear.
The company has yet to offer any official details, however, so it all remains in the rumor state at this point.
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