Much have been said about Apple and Samsung's rivalry, but this time, consumers are left to decide which one will dominate the market. Later this year, the two tech giants will unveil their individual Samsung Galaxy Note 5 and Apple's iPhone 6S and iPhone 6S Plus. The three smartphones can now be scrutinized via their own specifications, which were released prior to their launching.

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According to IBTimes, the series of significant specs were declared such as the three phone's display types. Apple will stick to their 5.5-inch display screen for the iPhone 6S Plus with a 1920 x 1080 Retina HD display, whereas, Samsung has a significantly larger screen of 5.7-inches with a QHD resolution of 1440 x 2560 screen resolution.

The Samsung Galaxy Note 5 has been debated over time, whether it will possess the microSD card slot in its next issue, and sure thing, with a leaked photo of the unit, the Samsung Galaxy Note 5 has a microSDXC card slot that is expandable up to 128 GB. The Samsung Galaxy Note 5 has an entry level of 32GB. Apple, on the other hand, has ceased on their 16GB entry level models and is expected to launch their iPhone 6S Plus in a 32GB storage. Foxconn, Apple's chipmaker, also revealed that there will be no 16GB on iPhone's next entry level, instead consumers can take on the 32GB that is expandable up to 128GB in storage.

The innovation of the two smartphone's processors has led to a 4GB of RAM configuration for the Samsung Galaxy Note 5 with a modem powered by Qualcomm's "9x35" Gobi. Apple's iPhone 6S Plus will be equipped with their own A9 processor accompanied by their M9 co-processor. iPhone 6S Plus will be supported by a 2GB of RAM configuration. The operating system of Apple will settle on their own iOS 9, while the Samsung Galaxy Note 5 comes up with the Android 5.1.1 lollipop update that will eventually take on the latest Android M operating system.

Samsung galaxy Note 5 is said to launch in New York on August 1, while iPhone 6S Plus comes in September.

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