Samsung Galaxy S6: Flip-phone edition unveiled

Android Headlines revealed that the device may have an earlier launch, compared to the usual release schedule of previous generations.

The Samsung Galaxy S7 is likely to arrive with a 5.2-inch display and 3 GB of RAM and the Galaxy S7 Edge may feature a dual edge curved display of 5.7-inch or 5.8-inch along with 4 GB of RAM.

Speaking of Samsung's recently announced chipset, according to a new rumor, another more powerful version will exist, a version that will power a special Galaxy S7 version.

As camera technology becomes increasingly important in mobile devices, there will also be pressure on Samsung to improve the quality of the Galaxy S7 snapper. The iPhone remains extremely dominant in the marketplace, and despite the fact that Samsung has attempted to diversify its product range, it has yet to make serious inroads into Apple's dominance. The months that have been rumored to contain the release dates from Galaxy S7 are January, February, and March.

There is also a big debate regarding the quality of display that Samsung may include in the Galaxy S7. Still, for the moment, let's see what we know about the two handsets.

Usually when you talk about two smartphone companies taking on each it is Samsung and Apple. According to the reports, it is said that the Samsung Galaxy Note 6 will have a new stylus with sleeker design. Information gathered from Zauba indicated that six devices with SM-A9000 model number carried a price tag of Rs 23,402; though the devices were reportedly not meant to be sold. In an interesting addition, it features a screen on both the outside and inside of the device...

However, thanks to a new report from China, it seems that the new Galaxy A5 and Galaxy A7 will come in 2016, so the phones have been tagged as "2016 Edition". While traditional media was the sole way to get news across back in the day, it really is the social media that today gets the job done faster than anybody else especially with internet joined apparatus in every pockets - otherwise called smartphones.