A food trip with the Samsung Galaxy S6

MANILA, Philippines — In the age of blogging and selfies, there are a countless number of smartphones in the market to choose from. But when it comes to the young professional or the passionate lifestyle enthusiast, a simple 5 megapixel camera with basic wifi capabilities just doesn’t cut it anymore. The bustling digital native is looking for a smartphone that can keep up with his or her colourful lifestyle. (Read: Samsung makes new additions to the Galaxy series). Something with an awesome camera, a fast-charging battery, a speedy processor, and premium design (Read: Anatomy of the ultimate mobile companion).

At the forefront of the mobile scene is the latest of the Samsung Galaxy S series: The Samsung Galaxy S6 and the Galaxy S6 edge. In order to see if the newest line of this series meet the demands of tech-savvy, perpetually-documenting digital natives, we at Rappler took the smartphones out for a test drive. 

To distinguish this little experiment from just any regular review that will give you the stats and numbers, we decided to test its performance on a practical, lifestyle-based scenario. So we asked ourselves: What do all young professionals and lifestyle enthusiasts have in common? A penchant for food and awesome food photos. Armed with a Samsung Galaxy S6 and S6 edge, the Rappler team set forth on a food trip to simulate and explore a day in the life of a foodie.

We started the day with a fully charged phone using the Samsung wireless charger, and documented all our food and activities, including videos and edits, with the Galaxy S6 smartphones. Let the graphic narrative speak for itself.

The food trip

Testing, testing. Rappler’s going on a food trip with the new Samsung Galaxy S6 and its awesome camera. Stay tuned to rappler.com for the full story. #brandrap

A photo posted by Rappler (@rappler) on Aug 13, 2015 at 6:55pm PDT

This photo was taken with the 16 megapixel rear camera (This photo was edited using the Samsung Photo Editor; Brightness -15)  

Our first stop: Locavore 

Playing around with the photo and video prowess of the Samsung Galaxy S6 edge with a more than delectable lunch at @Locavore.PH. To see the full story, stay tuned for updates at rappler.com. #brandrap

A video posted by Rappler (@rappler) on Aug 13, 2015 at 9:16pm PDT

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This video was taken using the Samsung S6’s slow motion video mode

Our next stop: Milkcow

 

The Rappler team playing with food at @milkcowph. For the full story, stay tuned to rappler.com. #brandrap

A photo posted by Rappler (@rappler) on Aug 13, 2015 at 11:53pm PDT

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Selfies made easy with the wide angle front camera, and surely, the Pinoy’s new best friend, the palm selfie! (Edited using Samsung Photo Editor; Cropped, Brightness -14)

Our last stop: A’Toda Madre

The most extensive tequila bar in Metro Manila has over 100 types of your favorite festive drink. No nasty hangovers here — they only carry tequila made with 100% Blue Agave. Our last stop of the Rappler Food Trip, Samsung edition. Stay tuned to rappler.com for the full story and a closer look at A’Toda Madre. #brandrap

A photo posted by Rappler (@rappler) on Aug 14, 2015 at 3:04am PDT

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What did you think of the Samsung Galaxy S6 and Galaxy S6 edge’s performance? The new line to Samsung’s most coveted smartphone series boasts of premium design and quality, positioning itself as the ultimate mobile companion for the bustling digital native. See for yourself. 

 

Special mention to these restaurants who helped make this campaign possible: 

Locavore

10 Brixton St., Pasig City 1603

(02) 632 9600

Open from 11:30AM to 2:30PM and 5:30PM to 1:00AM everyday 

Milkcow

Ground floor, Eastwood Mall

(02) 374 3698

Open from 8AM to 11PM Sundays to Thursdays, 8AM to 12MN on Friday and Saturday

A’toda Madre

G/F Sunette Tower, Durban St. corner Makati Ave., Makati City

Open from 5PM – 2AM on Monday to Sunday