iPhone 6s and Galaxy Note 5: 5 Things We Learned in May

Throughout May, we’ve seen rumors of the iPhone 6s and Samsung Galaxy Note 5 make fun of consumers in the United States and regions around the world. Both devices are not official yet, but we’re starting to see some details become final as we head into June. With that in mind, we want to take a look at the five most important things we’ve learned about the rumored iPhone 6s and Galaxy Note 5 pairing.

Apple releases a new iPhone every year. This time around, the company is rumored to have an iPhone 6s to replace last year’s iPhone 6 and iPhone 6 Plus. iPhone 6s rumors have been circulating for a few months now, and they picked up a ton of steam in May.

iPhone 6s rumors hint at the iPhone 6s release date, iPhone 6s features, and even the iOS 9 update expected to arrive at WWDC 2015 in June. We’re starting to get a pretty good read on the iPhone 6s, and we’re also starting to get a good read on its competition.

Samsung releases a new Galaxy Note every year. In 2015, the Galaxy Note 5, a device that will almost certainly replace last year’s Galaxy Note 4, is said to be in development. Like the iPhone 6 rumors, Galaxy Note 5 rumors are returning this month, implying everything from the Galaxy Note 5’s release date to the Galaxy Note 5’s specs.

We spoke to several people who are interested in both of these phones. And while none of them are official, we came out of May with some solid information and tips. With that in mind, we present the five biggest takeaways from the past month between the iPhone 6s and Galaxy Note 5.

iPhone 6s and Galaxy Note 5 Edition

These phones have been leaking like crazy throughout the month of May, and that probably won’t stop anytime soon. The iPhone 6s and Galaxy Note 5 appear to be on a collision course.

Apple likes to use September as the iPhone launch month. Samsung likes to use the IFA trade show in Germany as the Galaxy Note launch pad. Galaxy Note 5 launch rumors point to the arrival of IFA 2015 in September, while iPhone 6 launch rumors fall into their usual time slot.

We haven’t seen a specific date yet, but it’s clear that these two devices will likely launch at the same time we’ve always seen them launch. That is, unless someone does something crazy.

We’ve seen rumors about the first releases, but reliable publications have debunked the iPhone 6s initial launch rumors and Samsung’s JK Shin has surfaced the Galaxy Note 5 initial launch rumors.

Expect these two devices to warm up in June, July, and August before releases before the holidays.

You Will Probably Have Options

If the May Galaxy Note 5 and iPhone 6s rumors are true, we will see two versions of the iPhone 6s and two new Galaxy Note models, including the Galaxy Note 5 and Galaxy Note Edge 2.

The iPhone 6s and iPhone 6s Plus are expected to retain the 4.7-inch and 5.5-inch screen sizes found on the iPhone 6 and iPhone 6 Plus. The iPhone 6 Plus was Apple’s first true Galaxy Note competitor, and it looks like the Galaxy Note 5 will be owned by the company this fall.

As for the Galaxy Note 5, it was only supposed to be on the model. However, Samsung is also expected to launch a large-screen device with a dual-edge display, such as the Galaxy S6 Edge. There is no rumor that the device will have an S Pen stylus, which could mean it won’t be part of the Galaxy Note family.

Either way, it looks like we’ll be seeing multiple devices from both Apple and Samsung, and such a selection would be great for those looking to buy it this fall.

Wait For Usual Upgrades

Samsung Galaxy Note 5 and iPhone 6s rumors haven’t revealed all the specs yet, but it looks like they’ll do what companies usually do: Offer some major software and hardware upgrades to help their newest devices best advertise nonstop.

For example, iPhone 6s rumors point to an A9 processor with 2GB of RAM. Galaxy Note 5 rumors point to an Exynos 7422 processor, which is supposed to be the company’s first all-in-one solution that combines CPU, GPU, RAM, storage and modem on a single chip. rumor incoming SamMobileA trusted source for Galaxy Note 5 information.

While Apple is also expected to make some changes to the iPhone’s camera sensor, Samsung is said to have tapped into its own camera updates. Apple is also said to have made some design tweaks, including changes to the Touch ID fingerprint sensor. Neither company will survive this year, that’s for sure.

Now, thanks to these rumors, we also learned that both of these devices are still in development behind the scenes. There are still a ton of mysteries (storage, battery size, etc.) and it will be months before we get the full Galaxy Note 5 vs iPhone 6 picture.

For example, Samsung apparently to test both Quad HD and Ultra HD on Galaxy Note 5. The company has not yet decided on a panel and it may take weeks or even months for the company to reach a final decision. Like Apple, Samsung has been known to cut features deep in the development process to replace them.

Expect the expected, but don’t put your eggs in one basket.

Expect Big Changes Too

This may be an iPhone “S” year for Apple, but iPhone 6s rumors point to some big changes that could help it compete with the redesigned Galaxy Note 5. The biggest changes could be in the screen and camera.

a new report from 9to5MacThe site, which has a healthy track record of iOS rumors, claims that Apple’s “Force Touch” technology will come to the iPhone 6s and iPhone 6s Plus. Force Touch technology can determine the action the user wants to perform based on the strength of a touch. Apple has built it into the Apple Watch, the new MacBook, and the MacBook Pro Retina, and it’s said to be available on the iPhone 6s, iPhone 6s Plus, or both.

Multiple reports suggest that the iPhone 6’s camera will feature a new 12MP sensor. Megapixels aren’t everything, but a jump from the regular 8MP could mean Apple has something big on its hands.

As for the Galaxy Note 5, it is said to have a high-powered display, be it Quad HD or Ultra HD, and Samsung executives are already hinting at possible design changes that could be compatible with the glass and metal designs on the Galaxy S6. and Galaxy S6 Edge.

Don’t delete iPhone 6s just because it’s an “S” year. It may come with some big selling points that go beyond its unique software features.

iOS 9 and Android M

Yesterday, Google confirmed the next Android update, Android M. Android M will be released in Q3 of this year, possibly in August, which means the Galaxy Note 5 is highly likely to have this update. Even if it doesn’t work out of the box, it will pick up at some point down the road.

Android M comes with some notable features, some of which can be seen in the video below, but it will also come with battery life improvements and fixes aimed at stabilizing Android’s code. This could be huge for the Galaxy Note 5 and the Galaxy series as a whole.

It’s also worth noting that the Galaxy S6 Android 5.1 update scheduled for June should share some commonalities with the Galaxy Note 5’s software, so you’ll definitely want to keep an eye on that as well.

iPhone 6s won’t run Android. It will run iOS and more specifically iOS 9. We started hearing a lot about iOS 9 in the days before its launch at WWDC on June 8th, and it looks like it will be similar to Android M. That is, it should include new features, but also fixes and improvements to stabilize the software.

We should be able to compare the first versions of these two updates in June and give you an idea of ​​what to expect from the Galaxy Note 5 and iPhone 6s software. Both seem to aim to improve upon the fundamentals their predecessors left behind, which means these two next-gen phones can be extremely stable.