Samsung Galaxy S6 Release Date and Spec Rumors

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Again, understand your points. Guess I want the world. :) Anyway, if I really do want a larger screen guess I could go the Notes route.

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Once you go larger it's hard to go back. In late December I decided I wanted a 2nd phone (to complement my Note 4)...went through a Moto X, S5, Galaxy Alpha, and G3. Did I want small or big? That was a question. Also, no matter what I got I missed access to the S Pen. I decided I missed Big. I missed the S Pen. Only 2 phones would do and one was our of my budget (the Note Edge) so I ended up with a Note 3 to complement my Note 4. Might sound crazy and redundant but now I have big and S Pen on both devices (and they're nicely configured differently).

My point is once you get used to a Big 'Ole Note it can be hard to be happy with anything else.
 

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Once you go larger it's hard to go back. In late December I decided I wanted a 2nd phone (to complement my Note 4)...went through a Moto X, S5, Galaxy Alpha, and G3. Did I want small or big? That was a question. Also, no matter what I got I missed access to the S Pen. I decided I missed Big. I missed the S Pen. Only 2 phones would do and one was our of my budget (the Note Edge) so I ended up with a Note 3 to complement my Note 4. Might sound crazy and redundant but now I have big and S Pen on both devices (and they're nicely configured differently).

My point is once you get used to a Big 'Ole Note it can be hard to be happy with anything else.

Good points. I'll just have to wait until the real thing hits the shelves.

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No Snapdragon 810? Uh oh. Possible issue with the chipsets used in testing. Do more testing. Even with 4gb of RAM, how does the Exynos compare to the Qualcomm chipset?

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We have to wait more to see it clearly. But some early testings seem to suggest S810 is not so faster than 805. 10% at most and worse in some cases. Exynos 7 series should be excellent performer. But I have to see how its LTE modem handles US carrier bands, which is main reason snapdragon has been dominant phone chipset in US.
 

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Being so close to release, it also doesn't seem possible Samsung can produce enough Exynos chipsets. Is there also not an LTE connectivity issue in the US? I thought that this is why the Snapdragon chipsets are used in US versions.

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Being so close to release, it also doesn't seem possible Samsung can produce enough Exynos chipsets. Is there also not an LTE connectivity issue in the US? I thought that this is why the Snapdragon chipsets are used in US versions.

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Pretty sure I've heard this as well.

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Being so close to release, it also doesn't seem possible Samsung can produce enough Exynos chipsets. Is there also not an LTE connectivity issue in the US? I thought that this is why the Snapdragon chipsets are used in US versions.

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Couple of years ago Note 2 came out with Exynos chipset (even US versions) and it had no LTE connectivity issues.
 

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I read somewhere today that the Exynos 64 bit chipsets are as fast as the Snapdragon 810 or more so. They are also supposed to be more efficient from a structural and functionality prospective. I guess we will see the first week of March. Which Android site is going to be the first with a thorough walk through on the briefest of time with the GS6.

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I realize that high -end cameras drive many users to phones but not me. I'd rather a manufacturer focus on phone features, not ancillary ones. Just my 2 cents

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I realize that high -end cameras drive many users to phones but not me. I'd rather a manufacturer focus on phone features, not ancillary ones. Just my 2 cents

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A phone is different things to different people. For some call quality is paramount but as long as I can understand the other party and they can understand me I'd rather the manufacturers focus on other features that'll undoubtedly get used more often. ...like the camera or UI.
 

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