Samsung is now offering iPhone owners a 30-day trial of the Galaxy S6 Edge+, Galaxy Note 5 and Galaxy S6 Edge for the tidy sum of $1. Samsung noted that the programme is only a ploy to steal customers away from rival Apple, so much so that they must sign up to it using their iPhone. This deal has been designed to not only detract iPhone users from Apple, but also increase consumer interest amongst its smartphones, which will inevitably lead to a boost in sales. Now, before you brush this off as fan fiction, declaring to yourself that Samsung would not attempt to create this phone because there is no need for it, take a look at the Galaxy S6 Edge+. These will include a keyboard cover described as “BlackBerry-like”, which retails for Rs.

Samsung’s says “there’s even more love in store” for whoever decides to make the switch to Samsung at the end of the trial period.

“Our programme gives iPhone users the opportunity to learn more about our latest Galaxy phones”, Samsung said. After selecting their device and carrier, Samsung will send participants a phone with an activated SIM card and a cable for migrating data from the iPhone to the Galaxy. The phone’s curved screen offers more functionality than that of the standard S6 Edge, including the ability to launch some of your favorite apps with a quick swipe. Any damages to the handset will set you back at least $100.

Samsung is updating new software features to the Galaxy S6 and Galaxy S6 Edge as stated by Sammobile.

However, rumors of the 4100 mAh battery refuse to die down and the latest speculation is that Samsung will use the bigger battery in a new Active version of the Galaxy Note 5.

Apart from the existing features of the new smartphone, Samsung has announced several additional modules and external enhancements for the device.