In the world of smartphones, devices tend to age and depreciate quickly. The latest Samsung Galaxy S5, for example, was released back in April this year. In a matter of months from now, Samsung will surely launch the all-new Galaxy S6. However, should consumers get the S5 now or wait for the S6?
Well, to know for sure, consumers need to understand on what the Galaxy S6 has got to offer. While nothing has been confirmed yet by Samsung, rumours are indicating that the smartphone will sport a two-sided curve display that is better than the one-sided curve display on the Galaxy Note Edge.
On one side, the curved screen will be used for shortcuts while on the other side; it is expected to replace the notification bar. Aside from that, the Galaxy S6 is said to come with QHD display, together with a 16/20MP rear camera and a 64-bit processor.
This seems obvious. After all, every new Samsung Galaxy S is always built to be more powerful and feature packed than the previous model, and also the Galaxy Note series. As for the 64-bit processor, word has it that it is the Exynos 7420 SoC that debuted last month.
Then again, these are all based on rumours. However, the theory of the S6 going to be better than its predecessors and the Note series simply implies that consumers should just wait for the smartphone to get released. It is far too late to look at the Galaxy S5 now.
