The latest installment in Samsung’s Galaxy flagship series, the Galaxy S6 Edge, shook things up by introducing wireless charging capabilities and specialized notifications that literally show up on the screen’s horizontal edge. Samsung’s design is quite recognizable, even in this device, mainly thanks to the camera, and the additional sensors next to it. Apart from confirming the existence of an Edge variant of the Galaxy S7, the report also indicated that Samsung’s development schedule of its upcoming flagship device was exactly a month ahead in comparison to the Galaxy S6 and the Galaxy S6 Edge.
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Samsung wants the S7 to be a synonym for quality and premium, the overall design of the new smartphone will be similar to the Galaxy S6, but the materials are supposed to be superior.
There have been countless rumours and speculation about the features of the Galaxy S7. We should expect the Galaxy S7 to have a few decent improvements over the already great S6 and S6 edge, but we’ll find out in a couple of months time. The smartphone may also sport two different screen sizes.
If the leaked photos are to be believed, the S7 may look like a taller and thinner version of a few of its predecessors.
It has become a trend – with each new year, Samsung unleashes a new flagship device to battle the likes of other tech giants including Apple, LG and HTC.
The fourth special feature is the Video Collage which allows a user to “record consecutive videos, slow motion videos, or a collage to combine later”.
Samsung is planning on adding a new member to its metal-clad Galaxy A line very soon, it seems.
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Then, of course, there’s Android Pay. Perhaps we will see this handy new update on the new Galaxy. A report in SamMobile reveals there are possibilities Samsung might unveil the Galaxy S7 at the Mobile World Congress 2016 that will take place from february 22 to february 25 in Barcelona.
