Samsung W2016 is a Dual Displays Flip Phone with High-end Specs

Are you a fan of flip phone? The Samsung W2016 is a clamshell smartphone that is targeted on niche consumers and it has been officially launched in China. The device features some serious hardware packed inside its premium chassis which is made out of metal and glass.

The W2016 comes with two 3.9-inch AMOLED displays with 1280 x 768 resolution. Under the hood, the handset is powered by Samsung's very own 64-bit Octa-core Exynos 7420 processor, the very same chipset found on the Korean company's flagship Galaxy S6 and Note 5.

Samsung Galaxy S6 edge+ Unveiled: the Stunning Dual-edge Display is Now Even Bigger

Besides launching the Galaxy Note 5, there is another phablet announced alongside - say hello to the Galaxy S6 edge+. At first sight, the phablet looks like a bigger version of  the Galaxy S6 edge - What do you think? However, there are some differences between them. It has the same eye-catching dual-edge display but with a larger screen, more RAM and a bigger battery capacity. In fact, there are not many differences. Let's find out!

Samsung Introduced the Fifth Generation of its Note Phablet: the Galaxy Note 5

This year at Samsung's Unpacked event, the Korean giant has officially announced the Galaxy Note 5, one of the most anticipated "large screen" smartphone from Samsung. This time the Galaxy Note 5 is Samsung's most powerful and charming phablet yet.

Samsung Take the Wraps Off the Galaxy S6 and Galaxy S6 edge Smartphone

The sixth generation of Samsung Galaxy S device has been officially announced at its Galaxy Unpacked Event. As rumored, Samsung debuted the Galaxy S6 alongside the Edge version of its Galaxy S6.

Basically, the Galaxy S6 and Galaxy S6 edge share the almost identical hardware and similar design language. The only major different between them is, of course, with the display - the Galaxy S6 edge stands out with its curved display on both sides.