Samsung Galaxy S6 & S6 Edge to arrive in the Philippines April 18

Samsung has officially unveiled its flagship Android Smartphone in the Philippines back in March 19, 2015. During that event unveiled the local pricing of the world's first dual-curved smartphone. Samsung Philippines will start selling both the Galaxy S6 and the Galaxy S6 Edge starting April 18, 2015. That is just a week after Samsung will be launching the devices in 20 major markets.

Samsung starts rolling out Android 5.0 Lollipop to the Galaxy Note 3 in India

The almost 2-year old device from Samsung, in India, have started getting the Android 5.0 Lollipop update. According to Sammobile, the South-Korean smartphone pushes the said update to the country hours after T-Mobile in the US have pushed theirs. So, for those who are in India you might want to check your devices if this update has arrived to you. The update is available via OTA and or via Samsung Kies.

Samsung outs promotional video of the Samsung Galaxy S6 and S6 Edge

Samsung has released their flagship Android smartphone's first promotional video. You can watch them after the break.

The Samsung Galaxy S 6 Edge

Then we have the Samsung Galaxy S 6 Edge. Everything is the same with the Samsung Galaxy S 6 just that the Edge has a dual-edge smartphone, a world's first and also the Edge has a bigger battery compared to the S 6. The SGS 6 Edge will also be available this coming April of 2015. What I like about the SGS 6 Edge is the fact that we can now stop bashing Samsung about their bezels. Anyway, I really don't need to say anything else about the smartphone it is just stunning. This is just a supplementary post for the SGS 6, by the way. ;)

The Samsung Galaxy S 6

Samsung, earlier, in Barcelona at the Mobile World Congress 2015, unveiled their 2015 flagship Android smartphone. The Samsung Galaxy S6 is probably Samsung's first pure premium device. Made out of metal and of glass (rear panel) the SGS 6 is the epitome of design, craftsmanship, and beauty. This probably shows the evolution of Samsung and the years they have been in the industry. They finally were able to spit out something that I am pretty sure the market will love. No more plastic that is what Samsung wants us to realize. It may have taken them 6years to do that but at least they did.

Samsung releases teaser video for The Next Galaxy

Samsung, via their @Samsungmobile twitter account, have tweeted a video teaser for the Samsung Galaxy S 6 which is scheduled to be announce at the Mobile World Congress in Barcelona, Spain in March 1. The event will be another Samsung UNPACKED event and by that time we should have all met the SGS 6. Base on rumors and the teasers that Samsung have released so far, it seems like we are going to see a curved smartphone sporting Samsung's very own Curved Super AMOLED display. 

Samsung Galaxy UNPACKED 2015 - MWC 2015

Samsung have started sending out press invites for their Samsung Galaxy UNPACKED 2015 event which will be during the Mobile World Congress. For those who are excited to see the next generation Galaxy S device, mark your calendars on the 1st of March. The invite emphasizes of what seems to be the shape of the next Galaxy device from Samsung. The Galaxy S 6 could have a curved screen or whatnot which makes it more interesting to watch the event when they unveil the device to the public.

So far, the rumor mill have been churning out specs of the device which include a 5.1-5.3" screen, a Samsung Exynos processor instead of a Qualcomm SoC, might have a 4GB RAM, and a 20MP camera.

Samsung Galaxy A7

For 2015, Samsung announced it's first smartphone, the Samsung Galaxy A7. It is one of the three from Samsung's Galaxy A line of devices which follows the Galaxy Alpha's design aesthetics, and probably the start of Samsung's new language in smartphone design. The Galaxy A7 (pictured above) is Samsung's thinnest smartphone to date. With a thickness of just 6.3mm it is a thin smartphone from top to bottom. The device was announced back in the second week of January and this is already a late post. But nonetheless, check the specs of the device after the break.