Local telecom giant Dhiraagu launched Samsung’s latest volley, Galaxy S7 and S7 Edge, late Saturday.
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With the release of the Galaxy S7 series, Samsung seems to be turning now to expand its mid-range handsets, as suggestions indicate that the next iteration to come out will be the Galaxy A9 Pro. The listing on TENAA’s website earlier this month gave us an idea regarding some of the hardware the upcoming gadget will come with. The increased RAM could enable the Note 6 to add a bunch of new features, though exactly what those improvements could be remain unknown. The handset will reportedly launch in mid-July, and is said to be codenamed as “Grace”. There’s no word on when this update will be available for Galaxy S7, either.
(Samsung)The Samsung Galaxy Note 5, as seen here, is one of the current flagship phones from Samsung.
While the publication didn’t reveal anything else, past leak pointed that the phablet could flaunt a 5.8-inch Slim RGB AMOLED QHD display (2560x1440pixels), 6GB of RAM, along with 64GB and 128GB storage options, and a 12-megapixel camera with Super OIS Plus. The only issue here is that Samsung decided not to offer the feature.
Really, the LG G5 display size just as close to the 5.5-inch Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge, and that costs even more money, too: $779 (£640, $AU$1,249).
There is, however, some good news coming over from Canada pointing towards a new release date for the LG G3 Android 6.0 Marshmallow upgrade. Now in the latest side-by-side comparison the iPhone 6s Plus does in fact prove its mettle against the Samsung Galaxy S7 and as it turns out Apple’s flagship is faster, but you need to know that this doesn’t make it superior, in fact it’s far from it.
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Aside from having two processor-based versions, other key features that the Galaxy Note 6 might borrow from the Galaxy S7 include support for wireless charging and the water-resistant body design.
