Samsung Galaxy S7 vs Galaxy S6: What's the Big difference?
Samsung is trying hard to completely modify their upcoming S7′s designs and you might see slick, elegant powerful device from them. It will have wireless charger and comes wtih wearable device.
It's been almost a year since Samsung announced its Galaxy S6 and Galaxy S6edge flagship smartphones. The two devices surprised everyone with their lovely metal designs, superb cameras and excellent power, leading to high expectations for their successors.
Major Update: S7 will have attached battery with powerful features. According to that, you will able to share battery of other Samsung device. So, if you are running with low batter then you need to just turn on this advanced battery sharing feature to get power from other user. That’s all without any cable. This will be the one of major feature from Samsung.
Galaxy S6 vs Galaxy S7 comparison: design
The Galaxy S6 polarized people with its design. Its stylish glass and metal construction was clearly more attractive than the Galaxy S5’s design, but it came at a price, and that price was a microSD card and a removable battery.
It was a double-edged sword. Aesthetically the S6 design was a step in the right direction, but some of the Galaxy series' biggest fans were put off by the removal of these key features.
The Galaxy S6 and S7 look very similar
The edges of the S7's rear panel now curve towards the frame in a similar way to the Note 5. This not only makes the phone less slippery but the device is also more ergonomic, fitting more naturally into the palm of the hand.
But the crucial difference is that the Galaxy S7 supports microSD cards. It is also waterproof IP68 certified, unlike the Galaxy S6, and is marginally thicker, with good reason: it contains a larger battery, which we will get to later.
Samsung Galaxy S7 vs Samsung Galaxy S6: Display
Both the Samsung Galaxy S7 and Galaxy S6 offer the same 5.1in Quad HD display packing a resolution of 1440 x 2560 pixels, squeezing in 576ppi. While some will be disappointed not to see a bump up in this regard, the screen on the Galaxy S6 was one of its renowned features and our hands-on time with the S7 so far suggests the same holds true this time round.
One of the key new features in the Samsung Galaxy S7 is the always-on display, which shows time, date and notification info while the phone is locked.
Samsung Galaxy S7 vs Samsung Galaxy S6: Power and memory
Samsung shunned Qualcomm's chipset technology last year in favour of its own Exynos 7420 Octa platform. This year, the company returns to the Snapdragon bandwagon, at least in some regions. Depending on where you are, the Samsung Galaxy S7 will come with either a quad-core Snapdragon 820 chipset from Qualcomm, or the latest octa-core Exynos processor from Samsung. Memory has been given a boost from 3GB in the Galaxy S6 to 4GB in the Galaxy S7.
In terms of on-board storage, this is again where the Galaxy S7 comes out on top thanks to being expandable with a microSD card. The device comes with either 32GB or 64GB out of the box, whereas as Galaxy S6 also comes in a 128GB model.
Samsung Galaxy S7 vs Samsung Galaxy S6: Camera
Samsung has reduced the megapixel count in its camera from 16MP in the Galaxy S6 to 12MP in the Galaxy S7. However, the company has increased the size of these pixels meaning it performs better in low-light conditions. Meanwhile, new dual-pixel technology in the S7 should lead to speedier autofocus and generally better on-the-go picture-taking.
Samsung Galaxy S7 vs Samsung Galaxy S6: Battery
Battery life was one of the biggest issues reported by Samsung Galaxy S6 users, with its 2550mAh battery proving unable to keep up with heavy demand. Samsung has upped this to a considerably larger 3,000mAh power pack for the Galaxy S7.
Samsung is also touting an "internal cooling system" in the Galaxy S7 that should help prevent the device from overheating, meanwhile the inclusion of Android 6 (Marshmallow) out the box means the phone will benefit further from the Doze power management feature included in Google's latest software.
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