Samsung's next flagship, the much-discussed Galaxy S6, will reportedly come pre-installed with just a handful of Samsung apps - a stark contrast to past Galaxy phones.
These nonessential TouchWiz apps will include Samsung's S Voice and S Health, as well as some Galaxy apps according to SamMobile.
The other apps will include Facebook, a WhatsApp download link, Microsoft's One Drive and One Note apps, Skype, and some other Google apps.
Big improvement
Rumors that Samsung would include fewer default apps on the Galaxy S6 first popped up at the beginning of February, but this is the first time we've seen a precise list.
If these really are the only apps that will come pre-installed on the next Samsung flagship, then it's a massive improvement over past Samsung phones, which had pages and pages of mostly useless crapware right out of the box.
Combined with the speed and performance enhancements built into Android 5.0 Lollipop, the Galaxy S6 could feature a much-improved experience when it debuts at MWC 2015.
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from TechRadar
