Apple broke company records with the release of the iPhone 6 and Samsung believes it’s going to do the same thing with the Galaxy S6. While the Galaxy S5 was incredibly popular, it still didn’t manage to outperform the Galaxy S4 but Samsung is confidant that the Galaxy S6 will. One of the reasons for this if the company’s decision to build the device out of glass and metal rather than plastic, which was a major complaint that people had with previous devices.
Samsung Electronics will begin to market its newly released flagship smartphone the Galaxy S6 starting April 10 and expects sales to outperform the Galaxy S4, the vendor’s best-selling model so far, according to Andy Tu, general manager of Samsung’s mobile communication business in Taiwan. Samsung has responded to criticism of the Galaxy S5 with great changes in terms of design and materials, expecting the new design to bring in significant replacement demand for the Galaxy family products, Tu said on the sidelines of a pre-MWC 2015 event. Samsung will focus on promoting two flagship models, the Galaxy S6 and Galaxy Note 4, plus mid-range A- and E-series Galaxy models from the second quarter of 2015, Tu revealed. The Galaxy S6 also sports high-end cameras, wireless charging, information security and mobile payment capabilities.
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