The new Galaxy S7 edge & Galaxy S7 are here
The First Look The New Samsung Galaxy S7 and S7 edge.
Samsung had something to prove with last year’s Galaxy S6 and S6 Edge. It wanted to show the world that it too could make high-end smartphones with great design and premium materials, just like Apple and HTC have done for years. And it succeeded: the S6 models were by far the nicest smartphones ever to come out of the Korean giant’s factories. The cheesy plastic was ditched and replaced with metal and glass. This move did wonders to shake Samsung’s bad rap for making cheap-feeling, ugly devices. But they weren’t without flaws: high prices, the removal of expandable storage and waterproofing, and poor battery life disappointed many reviewers and buyers, and the S6 line hasn’t turned around Samsung’s sinking mobile business.
After months of speculation, Samsung has unveiled the two latest flagship
phones in its long line of Galaxy handsets
Much has been rumoured and leaked about the Samsung Galaxy S7 and
Samsung Galaxy S7 edge devices in the build up to the Korean company’s
Mobile World Congress 2016 press conference, but they are now official and fully revealed
Now the company is launching its next volley, the Galaxy S7 and S7 Edge. The new S7 models don’t rewrite the book — they borrow liberally from the S6’s design and feature set. But they bring numerous refinements and improvements, and they restore features that went missing from the Galaxy S6 line. They are, very likely, the best phones that Samsung has ever made.
- Galaxy S7 (5.1” display)
- Galaxy S7 edge(5.5” display, curved edge)
Samsung S7 and S7 edge Design.
Enhanced Camera
The first smartphone with dual-pixel technology has a fast autofocus for less blur and a new advanced sensor for catching details in low light. Capture moments as you actually see them.
Samsung battery life
can't waiting for your phone to charge. With fast wireless charging, the Galaxy S7 powers up from 0 to 100% in no time.
And with our biggest battery yet, the Samsung Galaxy S7 gives you the power to keep going
Expandable Memory
Running out of memory shouldn't be a thing. So if 32GB4 is not already enough, you can add an additional upto 200GB with a microSD card. No clouds, no hard drives. enjoy
Marshmallow OS
Specification
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