With less than a week left until the event at which Samsung Electronics is expected to launch the Galaxy S6, two new images and a video of the company’s next high-end smartphone seem to confirm its name and the presence of a curved screen.
The images, posted by Samsung and network operator T-Mobile U.S., show the smartphone from the side. The T-Mobile image has the tagline “six appeal” and shows the side of the device lit up, all but confirming the name and the expected launch of a device with a curved screen that wraps around one or both edges. Samsung first used such a curved screen on the Galaxy Note Edge, which it announced last year.
The T-Mobile image along with another image Samsung has posted on Twitter also tease an improved design, which the Galaxy S6 needs if Samsung wants the smartphone to be a bigger hit its predecessor.
Part of that improvement is the expected use of metal instead of the plastic used on the Galaxy S5. The voice-over in a video posted by Samsung on YouTube says that “metals will flow,” which isn’t the most straightforward way of saying that its new product will be made of the material, but is still a good hint.
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SOURCE: PC World
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