The photos were picked up by French site
NoWhereElse,
one showing a series of metal bodies that looks like it was taken early
on in production. While there’s no way to know if these are real or
not, it is largely believed that Samsung will opt for a premium metal
body for the Galaxy S6.
Continuing the trend started by the Galaxy Alpha and Galaxy Note 4,
these images show a body crafted out of sturdy aluminum plate with
rounded edges. This would make sense for next year’s flagship, as
previous Samsung devices have suffered from poor build quality and cheap
materials.
We also expect the Galaxy S6 to sport a
larger display, and plenty of high-end specs. The fingerprint scanner
will most likely return and we expect the front and rear cameras will
get an upgrade.
The
big question is when will the Samsung Galaxy S6 be released? Well,
Samsung has very much followed Apple’s lead in recent years, updating
its devices around the same time every year. That means
we’re likely to see the Samsung Galaxy S6 for the first time in either
February or March. However, it probably won’t hit store shelves until
around April. It’s highly likely that Samsung will
debut the Galaxy S6 at Mobile World Congress, which is scheduled to run
between March 2nd and 5th next year
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