It’s almost here, and with the Samsung Galaxy S6 widely expected to unveiled later today, you can watch the phone’s unveiling right here.
Getting the jump on this week’s MWC 2015 gathering, the handset is to be debuted during this evening’s Samsung Unpacked 2015 event in Barcelona.
Watch our Galaxy S6 hands-on video
If you can’t make it out to the Spanish city but want to know exactly what Samsung’s next flagship phone has to offer the minute it’s made public knowledge, fret not, you can watch the launch live via the video link below.
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Currently adorned with a countdown timer, the Galaxy S6 live stream will cut to the launch venue later today.
Action is expected to get underway at 18:30 CET (5:30pm GMT).
One of the most anticipated devices at this year’s show, the Samsung Galaxy S6 has been tipped to tout all manner of high-end components.
From a 5.1-inch QHD display to the new 64-bit octa-core Exynos 7420 processor, the expected to feature the lot. Add to this native wireless charging and a 20-megapixel primary camera and the handset is shaping up to be a true market leader and serious iPhone 6 challenger.
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Despite this market-leading collection of innards, the S6 won’t have the launch stage all to itself. It is believed the phone will be partnered with the innovative, dual edge screen encompassing Galaxy S6 Edge.
Stay tuned to TrustedReviews for all the latest on the Galaxy S6 announcement and our first impressions of the handset later today.
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