SEOUL: While carrier T-Mobile has already teased the smartphone Samsung Galaxy S6 and opened the pre-registration windows over the weekend, Sprint and AT&T too are now allowing pre-registrations for the handset and have uploaded teaser images on their websites.
Users of the three carriers would have to give their credentials like their name, email address and in some cases the zip code of where they are residing, as a part of registration. Matching each carrier’s logo colour scheme, the teaser images show Samsung Galaxy S6 with Pink (T-Mobile), Blue (AT&T) and Yellow (Sprint) displays on the three websites. The registered users will be receiving a notification from the network companies as to when they can pre-order or buy the handsets.
Both Sprint and AT&T, like T-Mobile have teased the Galaxy S6 with the words ‘Six Appeal’ and a Samsung logo accompanying the profile of a sleek smartphone with a curved display visible on one side.
T-Mobile’s teaser image is captioned, “The Next Big Thing is Almost Here. Come back on March 1st to learn more about the latest from Samsung and T-Mobile.” AT&T on the other hand mentions “spring 2015” and Sprint states “Coming Soon”
Samsung is all set to launch the Galaxy S6 at its pre-MWC 2015 event on March 1, and till date several rumours have poured in about what to expect. A recent report by SamMobile tips the Galaxy S6 will feature a 16-megapixel Sony IMX240 sensor for its rear camera, the same as the one seen on the Galaxy Note 4 – however, with “considerable tweaks” to the lens and camera UI.
Samsung had previously teased that the camera on the Galaxy S6 “will be intelligent and do all the thinking for users, allowing them to take amazing pictures under any conditions, without having to worry about anything more than just pressing the shutter button.
Previous video teasers had also hinted at the presence of metal build, a curved display, and fast charging support, while Samsung Norway on Monday also posted ‘rumours’ of what the Galaxy S6 will feature.
