We expected that el Samsung Galaxy S6 was launched at the Mobile World Congress 2015, to be held in the month of March. However, analysts do not believe the same, who already have that the launch of the Samsung Galaxy S6 will be at CES 2015 next January. If so, there would be less than a month left for the launch of the smartphone.
El Samsung Galaxy S6 It will not only be one of the great smartphones of next year, but it will also be one of the most relevant terminals for Samsung. The company has closed a year of disappointment. Although the launches they have made have been of a high level, sales have not been as good as last year, and now their rivals have managed to gain market share. However, Samsung is still the company that sells the most smartphones in the world, with a huge difference with the second company, which is Apple, so the situation is far from serious. However, it is very relevant that 2015 is a year in which the company improves in sales, and the Samsung Galaxy S6 would be decisive for this.
South Korean analysts already have sales figures for the company's new flagship. The Samsung Galaxy S6 would sell 45 million units worldwide. However, to this we would still have to add another smartphone that would also arrive, which would be the Samsung Galaxy S6 Edge, which would have a curved screen on both sides. The latter would sell 10 million units, although for this its price may not be so different from the original.
If the launch of the Samsung Galaxy S6 is confirmed for the month of January, there would be less than a month left, since the presentation would be at CES 2015, which will take place on the 6th to 9th of next January. However, it seems unlikely that this is finally going to be the launch date of the smartphone. It seems complicated that this could be the case if we consider that the Qualcomm Snadpragon 810 processor was going to have distribution problems even, as it was said, for the launch in March. Even so, we have already seen how Samsung had components in its smartphones that the rest of the companies did not have, as is the case of the Gorilla Glass 4 glass from Samsung Galaxy Note 4 and Galaxy Alpha.
