Added to this, Samsung offers flagship features including waterproofing and dust resistant specs in the new Samsung Galaxy S7, which were missing in the previous handset.
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Samsung Galaxy S7 has been made official and we’re already starting to see several solid deals on the device.
Another advantage of the new feature is the fact that Android 6.0 Marshmallow encrypts the memory card so that it can only be used in that device.
The Galaxy S7 looks quite similar with the Galaxy S6 and even if this could sound negative, we remind you that this device was one of the most “desired” smartphones in 2015.
Samsung further explained that with the Adoptable Storage, the card may be erased during the first time it is inserted into the smartphone.
In Google’s new Android Marshmallow operating system the clever new feature merges the internal storage with the microSD card, so it shows up as one save location. This behaviour may be unexpected by many users and we don’t want our users to lose their files. If users select the latter, the phone reformats the SD card to appear as internal storage, and it will no longer work on other devices and card readers. The company said, “Samsung decided not to use the Android Marshmallow “adoptable storage” model”. When it comes with the camera, the Galaxy S7 is packed with a 12-MP front-facing snapper and a 5-MP rear-facing shooter. Let’s see where it stands against the new LG G5. It is engineered with a 2.1GHz processor paired with 4GB of RAM and 32GB of internal storage. The G5 is powered by 2,800mAh battery capacity and also runs on the latest Android 6.0 Marshmallow OS.
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There’s something of a debate raging at the moment – do Android users really want an app drawer, that separate menu from the home screen that houses all the software you’ve downloaded from the Play Store?
