Samsung is preparing one of its UnPacked events for Mobile World Congress on March 1, where it will reportedly show off the Galaxy S6 and S6 Edge.

In a sneak move to get its sites ready, the South Korean mobile phone giant added a support page for both devices on the Swedish and Finnish websites but quickly removed them after a few hours.

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Fortunately, leakers were able to spot this small addition to the sites before it went down, showing the SM-G920X and SM-G925X (Galaxy S6 and S6 Edge codenames) support pages.

Unfortunately, both devices came with no pictures or specifications, leaving journalists and tech enthusiasts blank on what to expect when both devices launch in three weeks.

Samsung remained mum on the existence of the Galaxy S6 and S6 Edge and refused to acknowledge the upcoming launch.

If rumors are true, this will be the second 'Edge' device Samsung has launched, the first being the Galaxy Note Edge.

Samsung will be adding its 64-bit Exynos chipset to the Galaxy S6 (and most likely the Galaxy S6 Edge too) following a decision to drop Qualcomm's Snapdragon 810.

Other specifications include 3GB of RAM, 128GB of storage, 20MP camera and 4000mAh battery.

Both devices will come with a 5-inch QHD (2560 x 1440) display and Samsung is planning to add a few new sensors to the devices, working with its smart home plan.

Samsung might also launch its new payments service, in cooperation with LoopPay, at Mobile World Congress. The payment service - likely to be called Samsung Pay - will make for ample competition to Apple Pay if it functions well.

TagsGalaxy S6, MWC 2015