Here, There is a big list to check
which Android phones to release in this year.
It is obvious that people will keep an eye on big-budget Samsung Galaxy S6. It is most likely going to be good, but it is difficult to see how Samsung plans to reform its approach to flagship smartphones. Galaxy S6 could make or break Samsung's dominance in the high-end market.
LG G Flex 2 :-
The LG G Flex 2 sticks on our watch list, as this handset is expected to be the showcase for LG’s new and flexible display technology.
OnePlus Two :-
OnePlus clearly has not made choices that have satisfied everyone, but the company is bound to have learnt a lot by the time the OnePlus Two rolls around.
Xiaomi Mi5 :-
Xiaomi has been making waves in China and India with its cost-effective brand of smartphones throughout 2014. The Chinese company will be looking forward to make some noise early this year, as it has an unspecified flagship scheduled to launch in January.
Project Ara :-
Project Ara’s modular design could completely reshape the way we think about smartphone upgrades. The device is still in development. We are edging ever closer to the consumer pilot anticipated to arrive towards the end of 2015.
Nexus 5 :-
There is actually no real information circulating about a refresh or replacement to the existing Nexus 5, but considering the mixed responses to the huge size and price of the Nexus 6 and the roll-out of new 64-bit SoCs next year, there is a small possibility that Google may want to put out an improved 5-inch handset sometime in the next 12 months. It’s clear that Google does not view the Nexus 5 as part of its current line-up.
Source :- Androidauthority
Android Phones to Release in 2015
Samsung Galaxy S6 :-It is obvious that people will keep an eye on big-budget Samsung Galaxy S6. It is most likely going to be good, but it is difficult to see how Samsung plans to reform its approach to flagship smartphones. Galaxy S6 could make or break Samsung's dominance in the high-end market.
LG G Flex 2 :-
The LG G Flex 2 sticks on our watch list, as this handset is expected to be the showcase for LG’s new and flexible display technology.
OnePlus Two :-
OnePlus clearly has not made choices that have satisfied everyone, but the company is bound to have learnt a lot by the time the OnePlus Two rolls around.
Xiaomi Mi5 :-
Xiaomi has been making waves in China and India with its cost-effective brand of smartphones throughout 2014. The Chinese company will be looking forward to make some noise early this year, as it has an unspecified flagship scheduled to launch in January.
Project Ara :-
Project Ara’s modular design could completely reshape the way we think about smartphone upgrades. The device is still in development. We are edging ever closer to the consumer pilot anticipated to arrive towards the end of 2015.
Nexus 5 :-
There is actually no real information circulating about a refresh or replacement to the existing Nexus 5, but considering the mixed responses to the huge size and price of the Nexus 6 and the roll-out of new 64-bit SoCs next year, there is a small possibility that Google may want to put out an improved 5-inch handset sometime in the next 12 months. It’s clear that Google does not view the Nexus 5 as part of its current line-up.
Source :- Androidauthority
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