What new Galaxy S6 is offering?

Now a day, the cell phones are getting launched on daily basis and the companies are constantly working on the technologies to battle the heavy competition. And this time it’s Samsung that is coming with the new and upgraded version of the smart phones for the customers.

 Although the launch is still months away but the Samsungs Galaxy S6 is already getting popular among the people. With the release of Galaxy S5 early this year in April which is the current top smart phone with the Galaxy. But the release of the Galaxy S6 is going to affect the market in a heavy way. If going with resources the Galaxy S6 is going to release in the early 2015 and will going to have a lot of extended functions in it. Right now the S5 has 5.1-inch Super AMOLED 1920 x 1080 resolution screen but according to the resources the S6 is going to sport a 5.2 or 5.3 inch QHD display. As it seems that the company is going to stick with the AMOLED touch screen for the coming model. But, the coming model is definitely going to have an upgrade for the touch screen size and resolution. If rumours are to be believed the S6 is going to be available with a UHD display (3840 x 2160) instead of a QHD display (2560 x 1440).

The S5 is empowered with a Qualcomm Snapdragon 801 quad-core 2.5GHz Krait 400 processor with an Andreno 330 GPU. And the mobile has 2 GB RAM in it. Well the S6 is going to sport either 808 or 810 chipset with it. The company has take care of the customers need this time and the S6 will going to have good graphic capabilities with a boosted Adreno 418 GPU which will going to be the 20% increased power backup option from the previous one. And when it comes to price the current one is coming for $850 and it is an assumption that the S6 is going to be costlier than the previous one.

     Well the market is already getting heated and with the launch of the Galaxy S6 the company is going to set the market on fire. According to the experts this will be a gift for the customers and the fans of the same series. And it looks like it is going to change the way the smart phones operate.