Once again, the South Korean company proves lack of ideas

Feb 13, 2015 02:59 GMT  ·  By

With less than a month until Samsung reveals its next Galaxy S flagship smartphone, lots of details on the device and even some pictures have leaked online.

While there's no doubt about the fact that Galaxy S6 will be one of the most powerful smartphones available on the market, according to the benchmarks that popped up in the last couple of days, design-wise the smartphone is not really what we would have expected.

Since Samsung was rumored to try and redesign the Galaxy S6 from scratch without using any of the ideas from the previous models, we thought the company has the chance to prove that it's capable of innovation.

After seeing the first leaked picture showing the alleged Samsung Galaxy S6, we're not sure we can talk about innovation. In fact, judging by the latest pictures published by AndroidHeadlines, the Galaxy S6 looks very much like Apple's iPhone.

Samsung Galaxy S6 renders: Detail cut
Samsung Galaxy S6 renders: Detail cut
Visually, it's not a bad thing, as iPhone 6 is a good-looking smartphone, but it's a pity that Samsung had to copy Apple once again when it comes to design.

The Galaxy S6 will be only 7mm thin

The pictures also reveal some new details on the Galaxy S6, such as the fact that it will feature a dual-layered case. From what we can see, it appears that the smartphone will not feature a removable battery, but on the bright side it will pack a metallic frame.

One of the pictures also confirms that Samsung Galaxy S6 will be only 7mm thin. The bottom side of the Galaxy S6 looks strikingly similar to that of the iPhone 6.

The only thing that appears to be rather uniquely designed is the protruded camera, but other than that Samsung Galaxy S6 borrows a lot of its curves from the iPhone. What do you think about Galaxy S6's new design?

Samsung Galaxy S6 renders (7 Images)

Samsung Galaxy S6 renders: Multiple colors
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