Samsung’s logos absent on the Japanese S6 and S6 Edge

April 20, 2015

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While company and carrier logos are a hot button for people in the United States — thank you Verizon — it may not be that way across the rest of the planet. Even so, Samsung is doing something different in Japan and removing all of its company logos from the Galaxy S6 and S6 Edge devices sold there. Instead, the devices are being branded differently.

That's right, instead of the Samsung Galaxy S6, the devices are being branded as the DoCoMo Galaxy and au Galaxy. There's nothing from Samsung saying why it agreed to do this with its Japanese carrier partners, so we're really not sure as to why the company would want to do this.

If you have any idea as to why, let us know in the comments section below.

source: Tengri News
via: SamMobile

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Jack is a tech enthusiast who is surviving small-town Wyoming. He's a newspaper editor by trade and a blogger for fun. His phone of choice is the Galaxy Note 4 and when he's not tinkering on that, he can be found researching new tech and wondering if his wallet can sustain a new tech purchase. When he's not in front of a computer, he's out in the mountains with his dog exploring the wilderness.