From the front, the phone looks remarkably similar to the Galaxy S6 or Galaxy S7, even in the way the capacative buttons along the bottom apparently blend into the bezel when not lit up. Recently Pocketnow made a decision to do an in-depth comparison of the Nexus 6P and the Galaxy S7 edge and it discovered that while there are advantages to using stock Android, they don’t always outweigh the advantages of new features added by OEMs. Rumors this week suggest that not only will the company be making a Galaxy Note 6 Lite, they’ll be making said device without aiming for the GearVR specifically. The tablet runs on an Android 6.0 Marshmallow, and with a battery size of 5,000 mAh, it is expected to last for 13 hours on 4G LTE. As of now, the company is yet to reveal the pricing details of the upcoming smartphones.
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Yesterday Verizon started selling the Samsung Galaxy J3 (2016).
According to another leak, this device is going to have identical optics to the Galaxy S7, like the Note 5 did following the Galaxy S6 past year. Finally, the Galaxy J3 (2016) is powered by a 2600mAh removable battery. This device will be best for the people who like to multitask. In case you’d forgotten, it has a 5-inch 720p screen and a quad-core Samsung Exynos processor. And like the S7, the Galaxy Note 6 should be water-resistant. The Galaxy S7 will be no different. In addition to this, the new Samsung device could readily switch to a DVR through its embedded DirecTV features.
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What do you think of this Galaxy S7 Active? You can also expect Samsung’s latest camera tech, the brilliant 12 and 5-megapixel snappers found in the S7. Besides faster charging, the new version of the standard (USB 3.1) allows users to transfer data while charging their phones, and data transfers are also much faster.
