Today two images of what’s claimed to be the Galaxy S6 Active have been leaked online, possibly offering us the first look at the Galaxy S6′s rugged sibling.
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Alleged press image of Samsung Galaxy Tab S2 leaks out
Purported live photo of the upcoming Samsung Galaxy Tab S2 tablet made the rounds on Twitter, courtesy of @OnLeaks. The Korean giant’s full-size tablet is rumored to make its official debut at some point in June.
Overall, it appears that Samsung Galaxy Tab S2 will feature similar design language as the Galaxy S6 smartphone. This should hardly catch anyone by surprise - last year’s Samsung Galaxy Tab S rocked the same design as the Galaxy S5.
The leaked image appears to showcase a slate with cellular network connectivity. A SIM card slot and a microSD card slot are sitting side by side.
Past rumors have suggested that Samsung Galaxy Tab S2 might be thinner than iPad Air 2. Alleged specs of the slate include 9.7” display with 2048 x 1536 pixels (like recent iPads and the Nexus 9), 3GB of RAM, 32GB of built-in storage, 8MP rear camera, and 2MP front snapper. The chipset is going to be a Samsung Exynos solution with octa-core CPU (probably exynos 7420).
Samsung confirms its next smartwatch "Gear A" has round screen
Samsung has released a lot of smartwatches so far, but it's reportedly taking its time with the next one, wanting to get it just right. The device is codenamed Orbis, and will be sold as the Gear A. It will come with a round screen, unlike all of its predecessors.
The Orbis (or Gear A) has been leaked a lot so far, but today Samsung has actually confirmed that it will have a round display. The company did the deed through an official press release announcing that the software development kit (SDK) for its next smartwatch will be out before the wearable itself launches.
This is done in a bid to convince developers to write apps for the watch, and have as many of those as possible available straight from its release day. Developers who are interested to take part in this effort can sign up at a dedicated website, and then wait for Samsung to contact them with more details.
The giveaway is in the image attached to said press release, which features only round app examples. So at least this is clear now. What's left to happen is for Samsung to actually announce the Gear A, and there's currently no telling when that will occur.
From past leaks we know that the Gear A may be powered by Samsung's Exynos 7420 chipset, the same one employed by the Galaxy S6 and S6 edge. The smartwatch will get a version with 3G connectivity and voice call support, and it should sport wireless charging.