Samsung will definitely launch the Galaxy S7 in two models...
General Features:
In that AnTuTu benchmark, the device in question was recorded as having a 5.7in QHD touchscreen, 16-megapixel main camera, a 5-megapixel front camera, 4GB of RAM and 64GB of internal storage. It has previously been rumoured that Samsung is planning on releasing the Galaxy S7 in two display variants, one with a 5.2in screen and one with a 5.8in screen. The Snapdragon Lucky managed a score of 65,775, although seeing as the Phone is still very much in development.
According to SamMobile, these two variants are being referred to internally as SM-G930 and SM-G935,we can make an educated guess that the former will be a regular S7 while the latter will be a S7 Edge with a curved screen.
Samsung Galaxy S7 release date:
The trend of previous Galaxy S models suggests we’ll see a March or April 2016 release date.
Model
Release date
Samsung Galaxy S3>
>29 May 2012
Samsung Galaxy S4>
>4 March 2013
Samsung Galaxy S5>
>11 April 2014
Samsung Galaxy S6>
>10 April 2015
Samsung Galaxy S7>
>Expected late February 2016
Model
Release date
Samsung Galaxy S3>
>29 May 2012
Samsung Galaxy S4>
>4 March 2013
Samsung Galaxy S5>
>11 April 2014
Samsung Galaxy S6>
>10 April 2015
Samsung Galaxy S7>
>Expected late February 2016
Samsung Galaxy S7 price:
We can make an educated guess based on previous prices, with the S5 Galaxy launch price of £ 550 and Galaxy S6 coming into the market at £ 599, can Galaxy S7 rises reasonably to about 650 £.
Samsung Galaxy S7 features:
Samsung brings up some other interesting new capabilities that may or may not find their way into the Galaxy S7. The first of these is a patent for a holographic display, first uncovered by Patently Mobile. More down to earth is the rumour that the Galaxy S7 will come with a USB Type-C port, as seen in Apple’s 2015 MacBook. Not only is USB Type-C reversible – meaning you don’t need to work out which way round to stick in your cable – it can funnel 4K video, data and power all through the same strip. Basically, you’ll be able to charge your phone and transfer data at the same time with just one cable. Fewer cables, fewer problems.
Samsung Galaxy S7 display:
In terms of display.It looks like the S7 will come in two display variants, one with a 5.2in screen and another with a 5.8in screen. According to South Korean site GforGames, the 5.2in model will come with 4K resolution support.Another point to consider is the Samsung Gear VR, which would require an ultra-sharp screen on the Galaxy S7 to work to its full advantage.
In terms of display.It looks like the S7 will come in two display variants, one with a 5.2in screen and another with a 5.8in screen. According to South Korean site GforGames, the 5.2in model will come with 4K resolution support.Another point to consider is the Samsung Gear VR, which would require an ultra-sharp screen on the Galaxy S7 to work to its full advantage.
Samsung Galaxy S7 processor:
According to Tech Times, Samsung is currently testing two variants of the company’s 2016 flagship device – one for western markets running on a Qualcomm Snapdragon 820 processor, and one for Asian markets running on Samsung’s own Exynos M1. If true, these rumours suggest that Samsung is stepping back into bed with Qualcomm after the decision to run with its own Exynos processor in the Galaxy S6.
Why does Samsung want to experiment with an outside processor?
It may be that Qualcomm’s processor ends up outperforming Samsung’s Exynos and, if this is the case, it would make sense for Samsung to use the Snapdragon to avoid falling behind its rivals, and to help justify the Galaxy S7’s premium price tag.
According to Tech Times, Samsung is currently testing two variants of the company’s 2016 flagship device – one for western markets running on a Qualcomm Snapdragon 820 processor, and one for Asian markets running on Samsung’s own Exynos M1. If true, these rumours suggest that Samsung is stepping back into bed with Qualcomm after the decision to run with its own Exynos processor in the Galaxy S6.
It may be that Qualcomm’s processor ends up outperforming Samsung’s Exynos and, if this is the case, it would make sense for Samsung to use the Snapdragon to avoid falling behind its rivals, and to help justify the Galaxy S7’s premium price tag.
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