Samsung Edge is not the most beautiful phone but it feels like it looks better than iPhone 6.
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Samsung Debuts Galaxy Note5 and S6 Edge+ Phones, Preps for Samsung Pay and Gear S2 Watch Launches
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4GB RAM. You can still get PCs with less. Doesn't that seem wrong?
Samsung Pay is going to be adapted much faster than Apple Pay because. Samsung Pay offers NFC payments just like Apple Pay, its real differentiating feature is its ability to mimic traditional magnetic card swipes, technology which came over with Samsung's acquisition of LoopPay earlier this year. That means it should be compatible with the vast majority of stores with standard credit card readers -- no need to hunt down NFC-equipped registers.
dont be ignorant, they have galaxy s2 plus 4 years before the 6 plus
Haha that's an awesome imitation of someone mocking Samsung!
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They could at least have been a little more original with their naming convention.
I dont think so.
http://www.gsmarena.com/samsung_i9001_galaxy_s_plus-3908.php
what about the original galaxy s plus that came out 5 years ago?
http://www.gsmarena.com/samsung_i9001_galaxy_s_plus-3908.php
I have a Note 4 and love it but Samsung screwed the pooch with the Note 5. I really don't think the sealed battery is that big of a deal but taking away the micro SD card slot and 64GB being the largest capacity available is stupid not to mention taking away the IR blaster. I'm hoping no one buys the damn thing so that the Note 6 brings back the micro sd slot. The main advantages of the Samsung devices were swapping the battery and sd card slot... why they chose to eliminate those is beyond me.
Maybe you don't understand what a multitasking is. That is not multitasking. Plus Galaxy S6 is pushing 3.6 times more pixels than low res iphone 6.
really? you think that was originated from apple? what about windows with blurred background before ios7 was even introduced?
It's represented differently, as a '+' instead of 'Plus'. That's innovation™
They could at least have been a little more original with their naming convention.
History has proven that they usually can't lol.
wow adding a plus on a 5.5 inch screen iphone is revolutionary!
also, they have galaxy s plus 5 years before the iphone 6
Samsung haven't got the balls to push this. They have just shown this with their shoddy note 5/edge plus release. I don't have confidence that this would ever come to the UK. As the days go by a loose more confidence in Samsung. It started with them closing down their stores, including their flagship in the UK. Then they stop selling computers in Europe. Regardless of whether they continue to make a product I want I don't have any confidence in them. I think at this stage I've more confidence in the nexus devices. At least Google have the might to push android pay and I would feel that at this point the after sales support and service would actually be better than samsung's who seem to be shutting up shop in the UK.
They could at least have been a little more original with their naming convention.
So Apple was original with the name 'iPhone'? lol
galaxy s plus came out years before the iphone 6
http://www.gsmarena.com/samsung_i9001_galaxy_s_plus-3908.php
Refer to it as whatever you want. That 3GB RAM wasn't enough to outperform the iPhone.
galaxy s plus came out for years now.
http://www.gsmarena.com/samsung_i9001_galaxy_s_plus-3908.php
also, "force touch" is just a fancy name of pressure sensitivity capacitive touchscreen which is in their note phones years ago.
Yes force touch is nothing new. It's been on Samsung phones for years. This taptic feedback on the watch, whilst I like its implementation has also been on Samsung devices for years although it has a different implementation.
Does it say how much the phone will cost? Real price, unsubsidized.
Can't find anything on that one.
Can't find anything on that one.
You forgot the part about the vibration feedback that accompanies it, (present on both the Macbooks and Apple Watches) something that the Note phones do not yet have. Samsung will likely announce such a feature on their next gen phones, dubbing them "S-Touch."
Samsung do have haptic feedback on their phones. They've had it for years.