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Android 6.0 Marshmallow includes new features including Google Now on Tap, "doze" mode for automatic extended battery life, support for Android Pay and more.
In advance of the March 2016 rollout of the Samsung Galaxy S7, Samsung pushed Android 6.0 Marshmallow to Galaxy S6 users. If you plan on using the S6 in its Gear VR accessory - which turns it into an Oculus Rift-style virtual reality helmet - the extra resolution should really pay off because the S6 will be only a couple of inches from your eyes.īut in normal everyday use, the S6's nosebleed-high screen pixel density is probably too exact for most eyes to notice it's an imposing feature on paper, but less critical in real life. Ironically, some of the revamped icons on the S6 home page look less focused, though every other graphic is razor-sharp. (The S6 Edge, meanwhile, tries on emerald green.) Some color, lots of flashĪlthough the colors are fairly staid - both models comes in platinum gold in addition to sapphire black and white pearl - Samsung injects shots of color into the lineup with topaz blue, which is really pretty if it catches the light, and just looks black or generically dark if it doesn't. Notably, the S6 packaging includes tear drop-shaped in-ear headphones that look like the next evolution in the iPhone's Apple EarPods. Even the color of the white phones is matchy-matchy, with nearly indistinguishable shades of matte silver trim. Its footprint may be larger and it sides might be straighter, but the shape and placement of things like the headset jack, speaker grille and volume buttons are shockingly similar when you see two devices side by side. While we're on the topic, the S6 looks too much like the iPhone 6 to ignore.
Keep in mind that the 4.7-inch iPhone 6 is also smaller all-around than the 5.1-inch S6. Because of its straight edges, the S6 isn't as smooth or seamless as the iPhone 6 with its rounded sides, but without a case, the S6 is easier of the two to grip.
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