Samsung unveils Note5, S6 Edge+
Samsung on Thursday unveiled the new Galaxy Note5 and S6 Edge+ here at its "Unpacked 2015" event. TheSouth Korean electronics giant also introduced several new features — including an all-new 'Online Pay' and 'Live Broadcast' in its devices Stock Market Trading Tips
According to company officials, online payment will be quicker and safer under "Samsung Pay" — a new contactless payment system that lets people buy products in brick-and-mortar stores with their phones. It supports NFC and 'Magnetic Secure Transmission' technology, which allows handsets to communicate with the magnetic strip reader found in credit card terminals. To authenticate a transaction, customers will need to use their fingerprints.
Another feature added to the new generation of Note5 and S6 Edge+ is 'Live Broadcast" under which videos can be shared in real time after connecting to YouTube Jackpot Stocks Trading Tips
The Samsung Galaxy Note5, like the Notes before, comes with the S Pen stylus, features a 5.7-inch QHD (1440x2560) display and has a 16MP rear, and a 5MP front camera. The Galaxy S6 Edge+, on the other hand, has curved display on both sides. The company has also added "App shortcut" for quick access.
The company has not yet disclosed prices for the new devices, but sources said the Note5 will be launched in India in September this year, while the S6 Edge+ will hit stores in the third week of August Share Market Astrology
Samsung continued to lead the Indian smartphone market in the quarter ended June with 24.5% share on the back of flagship S6 and S6 Edge launches, but lost a little market share to No. 2 Micromax which increased its share to 16.7%, according to Hong Kong-based Counterpoint Research. Globally, Samsung retained its leadership position in the smartphone market with a 24.6% share in 1Q15, 6.3% above Apple, according to IDC Financial Astrology
According to company officials, online payment will be quicker and safer under "Samsung Pay" — a new contactless payment system that lets people buy products in brick-and-mortar stores with their phones. It supports NFC and 'Magnetic Secure Transmission' technology, which allows handsets to communicate with the magnetic strip reader found in credit card terminals. To authenticate a transaction, customers will need to use their fingerprints.
Another feature added to the new generation of Note5 and S6 Edge+ is 'Live Broadcast" under which videos can be shared in real time after connecting to YouTube Jackpot Stocks Trading Tips
On the device front, the Note5 has a bigger display than the popular Note4. Samsung has sold nearly 5 million units of the latter in the month after its launch last year.
The Samsung Galaxy Note5, like the Notes before, comes with the S Pen stylus, features a 5.7-inch QHD (1440x2560) display and has a 16MP rear, and a 5MP front camera. The Galaxy S6 Edge+, on the other hand, has curved display on both sides. The company has also added "App shortcut" for quick access.
The company has not yet disclosed prices for the new devices, but sources said the Note5 will be launched in India in September this year, while the S6 Edge+ will hit stores in the third week of August Share Market Astrology
Samsung continued to lead the Indian smartphone market in the quarter ended June with 24.5% share on the back of flagship S6 and S6 Edge launches, but lost a little market share to No. 2 Micromax which increased its share to 16.7%, according to Hong Kong-based Counterpoint Research. Globally, Samsung retained its leadership position in the smartphone market with a 24.6% share in 1Q15, 6.3% above Apple, according to IDC Financial Astrology
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