SEOUL: As Samsung eyeing to launch its flagship smartphone Samsung Galaxy S6, now new reports recons that company is eyeing to copy Apple iPhone’s key feature.
Rumours emerged that Samsung is working on A9 chip for Apple’s 2015 samrtphone while new report recons that Samsung might copy Apple’s fingerprint scanner in Galaxy S6.
One this is clear at the moment the Galaxy S6 will feature more impressive features in every aspect from its predecessor Galaxy S5.
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The Galaxy S6 will have a better design, with QHD display, metal frame, improved camera, improved finger scanner, and improved specs.
The Galaxy S6 will do away with the swipe-style fingerprint reader and gain one more similar to Apple’s TouchID sensor, with touch-based recognition in the home button instead of a sensor that requires users to swipe a finger, according to SamMobile.
The site heard this from “highly credible sources,” and it has a pretty good track record on these things, so this could be legit.
The Galaxy S6 is set to feature a 64-bit Exynos 7420/Snapdragon 810 processor (though the Snapdragon variant might get delayed, or even get cancelled if Qualcomm is unable to fix its issues), 3GB of RAM, a 16/20-megapixel rear camera, a touch-based fingerprint sensor, and 32/64/128GB of internal storage.
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