Samsung Galaxy S6 edge upends iPhone 6 Plus

iPhone6 has a bigger screen but Samsung's Galaxy S6 Edge has more cool features.

Well first of all there is a Samsung Galaxy S6 and a Samsung Galaxy S6 Edge. Size-wise they are same and most features same too.


Dual edge of Samsung Galaxy S6 Edge
Samsung Galaxy s6

Both have a Metal body and gorllia glass cover and the specs are almos the same.
Both have same specs
It has a new Octa-core Exynos 7 Processor that may be sloweer in speed but good at multi-tasking.


Some summarized specs here:

  • AMOLED Screens, 2560x1440, 577 PPI and 3GB RAM
  • No more microSD card but fixed; 32,64 or 128GB
  • Improved Finger Print Scanner
  • Both have 16 MPixel cameras and Optical Image Stabilization
  • 5MP Selfie Camera
  • Touch your finger print scanner and camera is ready to shoot
  • Infra-red capable heart rate sensor on the rare
  • Continuous autofocus to capture crisp moving objects
  • Better lowlight performance
No replacement batteries and expandable storage (only option fixed storage). Anyway replaceable batteries were no better. Mine got hot, hotter and final bulged!
http://hodentekmobile.blogspot.com/2013/07/this-samsung-phone-battery-was-trash.html

These two phones derive a lot from iPhone6 except for the over all size compared to Apple iPbone6. But who cares? Xiaomi did it and so many others will.  I am sure Galaxy 6 Edge will be facing iPhone 6 in the more critical Chinese market where it has slipped to 3rd place.
http://hodentekmobile.blogspot.com/2014/10/xiaomi-strikes-gold-in-india-and.html

The glowing edges customized to your contacts messaging is very novel and make it more desirable and have an edge (no pun intended) over Apple's iPhone 6 +.

Here is a promo video on YouTube



Read more of these here:
http://gadgets.ndtv.com/mobiles/features/samsung-galaxy-s6-and-samsung-galaxy-s6-edge-top-6-new-features-666118
http://www.samsung.com
http://www.christianpost.com/news/iphone-6-plus-vs-samsung-galaxy-s6-edge-comparison-of-features-specs-135088/
http://cpuboss.com/cpus/Samsung-Exynos-5-Octa-vs-Qualcomm-Snapdragon-800

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