One of the biggest releases at the Mobile World Congress in Barcelona, Spain was that of the Samsung Galaxy S7. The S7 Edge comes out with a 5.5 inched screen and a 3600mAh battery.
Meanwhile, Samsung let their phone carriers priced Galaxy S7.
In the final part of this Samsung Galaxy S7 vs Galaxy S6 comparison the reviewer discusses battery life and pricing before the final summing up.
Both the S7 and the S7 Edge are due to be released on March 11th and preorders begin today. But both Samsung and LG have disabled this feature on their new flagships, which means that users can only install apps onto the internal storage. Both will feature 4GB of RAM. The phones, both run on the Android 6.0 Marshmallow OS.
Judging by the prices listed earlier, it looks like AT&T has the most expensive offer on Samsung's new flagship smartphones, whereas Sprint sells the cheapest Galaxy S7 / Galaxy S7 edge devices. The company said, "Samsung decided not to use the Android Marshmallow "adoptable storage" model".
In the cost department, the $800 Galaxy S7 is more expensive that the $760 iPhone 6s, but the latter's price can run up to $849 with added storage. The duo will work to have more information engulfed for producing a better quality image. Believe it or not, this offer is very much real, but exists only for a limited period. It also features IP68 water-resistant rating. However, the Samsung developers claim that they've come up with some sort of software trick that is supposed to compensate the lack of flash on the front in a way.
The new phones debut Samsung's new 12-megapixel sensor with an ultra-wide f/1.7 aperture and Dual Pixel technology for faster shutter speeds and quicker auto-focus.
As the premier devices for their respective companies, there are several features similar with the two mobile phones. Those include the replacement of the Snapdragon SoC with its own Exynos 8890 processors, and an increase of on-board storage to 64GB.
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