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All we are waiting anxiously for the Korean company you decide to market with the new Samsung Galaxy S6; even though the road is long considering that we will not have to see it before March 2, ahead of MWC 2015 – but everything still has to be confirmed. Despite front of us there are still two months, Samsung, announced the technical features of the new device. Obviously, for those who follow step by step, the information we are going to bring you not prove to be new, but this time let’s talk about something official because the details come directly from the User-agent profile – accessible at this address.  Reading between the data made public on the network, the new Samsung Galaxy S6 will have a qHD screen and a SoC architecture with 64-bit – elements that could hardly miss. We cannot provide the breadth of the diagonal or the processor (Exynos or Snapdragon 810) that will be used.  According to various rumors, however, the display should be similar to or slightly higher than that o...

  S amsung’s 2014 flagship smartphones will launch with 64-bit processors, according to reports coming out of Asia. The report did not specifically name the phones, but it is widely believed to refer to the Samsung Galaxy S5 and Samsung Galaxy Note 4. In addition to 64-bit processors, the phones are also expected to ship with WQHD (2,560 by 1,440 pixel resolution) displays. The report also mentioned a 16 megapixel camera. On Wednesday, Samsung confirmed that it working on 64-bit processors for smartphones. Unlike most Android smartphone makers, the company makes its own chips. It also manufacturers the chips that power Apple’s iPhone 5S and iPhone 5C. Stephen Woo, president of Systems SI at Samsung electronics told CNET that the company is taking a “two-step approach” to developing 64-bit chips. According to Woo, the firm is planning on developing a 64-bit chip based on designs from ARM. Once it has mastered that technology, it will design its own chip. It is believed i...