Although Samsung seems to be done with the series Galaxy S6 and starting to orientate towards S7, the reality is a bit different. The company is also working on a special revision alongside its next year's flagship Galaxy The S6, which bears the Project Valley designation and is the very first mobile phone in the world, which you will be able to fold in half, or "close" it, similar to the old button "caps". The company hasn't announced the phone yet, but we already have information that suggests it's likely to be a derivative of the S6.
The mobile has the designation SM-G929F, while this model number is very close to the recently introduced one Galaxy S6 edge+. The latter is labeled SM-G928, which makes it possible that the phone will have a display with a resolution of 2560 x 1440 pixels, 4GB of RAM and other features that you can recognize from the S6 edge+ model. And at the same time, we learned the list of countries where the phone will be available. Unfortunately, Slovakia and the Czech Republic are not mentioned in it, but the chances of finding it in nearby countries are very high. The mobile phone will be sold in Poland and Germany, as well as in Italy, Great Britain, France, Ireland and the Nordic countries. What is interesting, however, is the fact that the Valley project will not be sold in the US, at least not initially.
*Source: SamMobile
