The Mobile World Congress 2016 is just weeks away now, and Samsung is expected to kick the proceedings off in Barcelona, Spain by unveiling the company’s flagship smartphone for this year. We’re also expecting the company to announce another version of its Edge smartphone too.
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First of all, the basics: All signs point to Samsung sticking with convention and naming its 2016 flagship smartphone the Galaxy S7.
The Samsung Galaxy A9 also features a 13-megapixel rear-facing camera that also offers support for optical image stabilization.
Neither the Galaxy S6 nor the LG G4 came with a fingerprint or an eye scanner.
There have been no confirmation yet whether the person who revealed the details is indeed an ex-employee of Samsung though the specs and features leaked are more or less consistent with early rumblings about the Galaxy S7.
Samsung has started rolling out the Android 5.1.1 Lollipop update to the Galaxy Note 3 Neo, the smaller version of Galaxy Note 3, in India.
In other words, the Galaxy A9 Pro is the version of the Galaxy A9 which shall make itself available to markets outside of China. Perhaps the return of the microSD card slot will help drive sales of the Samsung Galaxy S7 and remind people why Samsung is different than Apple.
Previously, we reported that there were going to be a total of four Galaxy S7 models, at least according to the form factors that they were going to be coming in.
In other news such as the rumors about the Galaxy S7, the newest flagship phone from Samsung, might be released alongside a phone upgrade program likened with the Apple’s iPhone upgrade plan.
The device is likely to come with a 5.1-inch display (resolution: 2560x1440p), 4GB RAM and either the Qualcomm Snapdragon 820 processor or Samsung’s own Exonsys 8890.
The LG executive is also optimistic that the upcoming LG device will give still competition to rivals, especially to Samsung. Apple and Samsung already have their Mobile Payment platforms, and LG is reportedly set to follow suit soon.
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We recommend you to not take this information for granted, we can’t guarantee that this will really happen and your device will be upgraded according to the leaked document.
