Elbows in the ribs, jostling crowds, too few handsets. My first impressions of the Samsung Galaxy S6 at Mobile World Congress weren’t great. And even without the seething throng of the launch event, I’ve never really been bowled over by Samsung’s flagship smartphones. On the day, we weren’t really allowed to hold the devices for more than a few minutes, at best. Instead, attendees were relegated to being guided around a demo of the devices and asking a few questions of the hired help, none of whom seemed particularly well-informed. It’s a slightly bizarre way to introduce new devices to the…
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