Take a look at the Samsung Galaxy S6 via new teasers

Written by Andre Yoskowitz @ 24 Feb 2015 11:18 User comments (3)

Thanks to AT&T and T-Mobile, we have another look at the upcoming Samsung Galaxy 6 ahead of its unveiling on March 1st.

T-Mobile CEO John Legere and AT&T both posted tweets showing off the S6's curved display, which is at least the fifth teaser in the last month for the device.

Samsung has added the curved display, which appears to be on both sides (not sure how that works) and the fake leather on the back has been replaced by a metal back.

Take a look:

I'm not just inspired by what I see, I am crafted from what I see. I am #TheNextGalaxy. pic.twitter.com/8GbyzElJq7
-- SamsungMobile (@SamsungMobile) February 20, 2015

Was there even a question? Of course @TMobile will carry The Next Big Thing! http://t.co/st6K7weXXz
-- John Legere (@JohnLegere) February 23, 2015

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125.2.2015 08:53

Dragon3000

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bored

226.2.2015 02:36

smokyrain

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Oh not bored. Always like new phones. Although I am happy with my Samsung S5 Active right now. Will check it out in April

326.2.2015 23:41

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Originally posted by smokyrain:
Oh not bored. Always like new phones. Although I am happy with my Samsung S5 Active right now. Will check it out in April

I have the S5 Active, as well....best phone I've ever owned. This thing is a beast. Now if AT&T would hurry the hell up and release Lollipop I'll be even happier. They're the only carrier that hasn't released it in the US for the S5 yet.

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