The Samsung Galaxy S6 has made yet another pre-release appearance, popping up at an R&D facility in India.
Leaked via a Zauba import document, the Galaxy S6 has been spotted doing the rounds under what is believed to be its official development model number – the Samsung SM-G920F.
Although the handset in question is not intended for consumer release, the movement of test units suggests that Samsung is nearing completion on its eagerly awaited Samsung Galaxy S5 follow-on.
The S6 unit, which was sent direct from the company’s South Korean HQ – was accompanied by the description: “Sample Samsung smartphone SM-G920F (For R&D purposes and evaluation, not for retail sale).”
While Samsung has yet to officially acknowledge the existence of such a device, it is believed that the Samsung Galaxy S6 will be official unveiled during MWC 2015 in early March.
It is expected the device’s Barcelona-based unveil will be followed by a consumer release in Q2.
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Although the latest S6 leaks have failed to offer any further insight into the phone’s feature list, past leaks have painted a strong picture of what we can expect from the device.
According to reports, the S6 specs sheet will see an LG G3 echoing 2560 x 1440 pixel, QHD display, Snapdragon 810 processor, 3GB of RAM and improved camera optics.
Stay tuned to TrustedReviews for all the latest on the next wave of smartphones and let us know via the comments section below what features you would most like to see bestowed on the S6.
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