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To give a new direction to the rumour pipeline, a new report has come to dive into the same pipeline, but in a new direction. We are talking about the Samsung Galaxy S6 Edge Plus, the successor of Korean juggernaut’s dual edged flagship phone. Well, the phone is going to change its codename with Project Zero 2 as reported and the expectations are saying for a 5.4-inch or 5.7-inch of display for this alleged handset.
Sammobile has given us a chance to take a look on the device’s specifics. As it reported, the Galaxy S6 Edge Plus will flaunt a Super AMOLED display which will bring the curved screen on both edges as its predecessor. However, captioning it with the Project Zero 2 codename drags us in a conundrum as if it is bringing the new iteration in the almost identical form-factor, then how could it be a device from scratch. Probably, 2 is the symbol for manufacturing this Plus model by keeping the original S6 Edge as base model.
Well, the contradiction has come to surprise everyone in the performance scion as Sammobile’s report is suggesting for the Snapdragon 808 hexa-core processor, no word on the option of in-house Exynos 7420 chipset. It is said to come paired with a 32GB inbuilt storage.
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Well, it was all about its one part, the second biggest part which matters a lot in a handset is its imaging module. How could one leave this part untouched from hearsays? A camera of 16MP imaging sensor is reportedly come to bless shutterbugs which is said to come with OIS technology for great imaging result. A 5MP front snapper is also suggested for this Galaxy S6 Edge successor which is supposedly capable in 4K video recording. A 3000mAh battery is supposed to bless the Samsung Galaxy S6 Edge Plus with enough juice.
If the report is to be believed, then there is no such a massive incarnation in the plus model instead of labeling it with a Project Zero 2 codename. Well, the genuinity will find its right place when the Galaxy S6 Edge Plus will jump-out from rumour-world to real world.
Source: Sammobile.com
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