Sony Xperia Z2 vs. iPhone 6 vs. Samsung Galaxy S5: Specs of the upcoming flagships, all of which are based on speculations and leaks, is compared in this hypothetical review done by TechThirsty. A huge question on these items is which of these handsets would come first.

When it comes to the iPhone 6 release date, Apple has already made it very clear that we will not be seeing it before the third quarter of 2014. Most analysts are speculating that it will look very different from the other iPhones we are used to. It will also apparently be available in a 4.7 and 5.7 inch size. The touch ID sensor looks like a path that will remain integral to the iPhone for quite some time to come so we should expect it. We can also look forward to a more powerful processor on higher RAM and a sharper display.

The Samsung Galaxy S5 release date will only be known after its official announcement at the 2014 Mobile World Congress. Speculators are already saying that it will boast a 5.25-inch screen with a staggering resolution of 2560 by 1440 WQHD. This will be spread on a 560 pixels per inch Super AMOLED tech. The S5 will have better power saving capabilities as well as a sharp contrast thanks to this display. The device will run on a 64 bit processor backed up by 3GBs of RAM and will use the latest Android Kitkat 4.4. Users will enjoy Samsung’s ISOCELL 16MP camera with lots of image and video options.

The launch of the Xperia Z1 in 2013 did not perform as well as expected. We can expect Sony to be revamping the Z2 giving it all new high-end interiors and an impeccable design on the exterior. As usual we are looking forward to Sony’s amazing camera optics. Techthirsty.com stated that word is the Z2 may come out in April or May. It will have an Omni Balance design and will also be waterproof like the Z1. The screen should be around 5.2 inches with an IGZO 2,000 Triluminous display. The hardware will include an Octa core Snapdragon Qualcomm processor with a 1200 chipset. It will also run on Android 4.4 Kitkat. The device will have a 25MP BSI sensor camera with G Lens.

In conclusion, Sony most probably takes the crown for the camera, Samsung for the processing power and iPhone on the screen technologies.