The first image (below) comes from Vietnamese site Review Dao, and purportedly shows the rear of the 32GB Galaxy S7 model.
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If leaked images are to be believed, Samsung Galaxy S7 will not get major re-design. The website has claimed to have had a hands on with the device, with specifications listing two different processors, a Exynos 8890 and Qualcomm Snapdragon 820. And while smartphones command most of the Mobile World Congress spotlight, other devices figure to make headlines as well with VR headsets, smartwatches and tablets very much in the mix.
Nicole is a freelance writer for IGN.
The phone is also expected to pack 4GB RAM, the latest LTE modem for super fast wireless speeds, a fingerprint scanner embedded in the home button and will likely run on Android Marshmallow.
Reviewdao adds that the S7 will have a 12-megapixel BRITECELL camera with f/1.7 aperture.
Numerous rumors have been doing rounds all over the web with respect to how these devices will look like and the specs they will come with.
Lastly, also worth noting is the half eaten Apple located in the bottom right corner of the image.
During the Samsung Forum event in Kuala Lumpur, the company launched its Galaxy A5 (2016) priced at Rs 29,400 and the Galaxy A7 (2016) priced at Rs 33,400 in India. The image shows the dual edge curved display smartphone running the AnTuTu benchmark.
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While there’s no way to confirm if this is actually the Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge, thankfully the days of speculation are coming to an end with February 21 fast approaching. We got news on the pricing, some information on the battery life, and the existence of a Galaxy S7 Edge model. After its release at the MWC, the Galaxy S7 will reportedly hit shelves in Vietnam on March 3 and in Europe on March 11. This could also mean that carriers in more regions may be testing the update so they can release it later on.
