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Leaksters have reported that the upcoming Samsung Galaxy S7 will have a few iPhone 6S inspired features, including 3D Touch and Live Photos. This goes on top of the reports claiming that that the phone will also include something similar to the iPhone 6/6s’s ‘Peek and Pop’ and ‘Quick Action’.

Samsung Takes A Page Out of their Apple Handbook Again

The South Korean giant has been under fire for being ‘inspired’ by Apple many times, and it looks like their latest smartphone will be no exception. The latest iPhone 6S features Live Photos. When a Live Photo is taken, it records 1.5 seconds of video before and after the actual snapshot, and it can be brought to life by pressing anywhere on the screen while the photo is displayed. These makeshift Apple GIFs can be viewed on other Apple devices and can be set as wallpapers.

Samsung is apparently bringing in a similar feature to the new Galaxy series. This may not be ready by the time the Samsung Galaxy S7 is released, but will definitely be featured in a future update or a later Samsung smartphone. Their version of Live Photos will not capture sound like Live Photos does. However, they will be uploadable to Facebook.  Samsung brought in a feature similar to Live Photos back when the Galaxy S4 came out. The feature was called ‘Sound and Shot’. This would come as an upgrade, though without sound.

New Galaxy Comes Packed With New Features

The new Galaxy S7 series is expected to be unveiled at the Unpacked event on February 21. Some of its unconfirmed features include a better processor, a microSD slot, a new Type-C USB slot, 4GB of RAM. It will also have a 12-megapixel camera at the back with a BRITECELL sensor, and a 5-megapixel front camera. It’s expected to come in two different sizes, 5.1″ and 5.5″, and will be waterproof.

At the end of the day, Samsung brings a lot of innovation to many markets. Whether or not it takes a few pages out of the iPhone construction manual is only to compete. Hopefully, they don’t get slammed with lawsuits for this!

Samsung Galaxy S7 Steals Another iPhone 6S Feature

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Apple’s acquisition of Beats is raising a lot of questions. With the Apple iPhone 7 just around the corner, some sources are suggesting the company will not only make wireless versions of the EarPods, but they might ditch the headphone jack entirely. Initial buzz claimed that the Cupertino company might be changing the headphone jack for a thinner alternative, but this would change the game completely.

Apple and Samsung Could Press for Widespread Wireless Headphone Use

Wireless headphones are becoming more popular by the day. The headphone jack is becoming more and more obsolete. If the jack-less version of the phones doesn’t come this year, it will eventually. It’s possible Apple and Samsung have already patented a design for this.

This would inevitably force a lot of people to abandon wired headphones. Either that or introduce a headphone alternative that is compatible with Apple’s Lighting connector. This is beneficial to Apple because it can monopolize another aspect of their product, but it could also go sideways. Not everyone is willing to replace their entire audio kit to listen to music on their phone or tablet.

A Slimmer iPhone 7 and Galaxy S7

Getting rid of the headphone jack could potentially make for a slimmer iPhone 7 or Samsung Galaxy S7. Not only that, but it will force the majority of the audio electronics market to change their strategy. Companies will have to immediately start shelling out earphones that support either Bluetooth or whatever alternative Apple or Samsung introduce. As it stands, Bluetooth audio only streams up to CD level quality.

Audio enthusiasts very much prefer wired connections because it guarantees solid, reliable quality sound. It’s probably not a super safe bet for Apple and Samsung to go all jack-less. It’s possible that they release a tester phone that features an alternative. Then they would observe how it performs to consider implementing it into future generations.

There Will Be No Confirmation for Now

There probably won’t be any official announcements regarding the iPhone 7 until September. This is usually the time when Apple announces new smartphones. In the meantime, it’s all speculation. As for the next Samsung Galaxy S7, it’s only a matter of time before we get the official release information.

Apple iPhone 7 and Galaxy S7 Might Make Audio Wireless

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The internet has fresh rumors about the upcoming Samsung Galaxy S7. GizmoChina has released pictures of the actual devices in cases, featuring a rectangular home button and a raised rear camera sensor.

The New Samsung Galaxy S7 Is Expected to Hit Stores in February

With a tentative release date two months from now, these latest news could be legitimate. It doesn’t look like Samsung is looking to stray too far from the S6 in terms of design. What is new, though, is that it looks like Samsung fans will be getting the S7 in four different versions: a plain Samsung Galaxy S7, an S7 edge, and a larger Plus model.

Freshest Rumor: Samsung Galaxy S7 Will Have an Iris Scanner

It’s possible that the new Samsung will only need users to look at their home screen to unlock their phones. The technology is not new, and Samsung has always been good at being ahead of the game when it comes to cool features. The rumor comes from a small foreign website, which takes away some of the credibility, but this is a rumor worth entertaining.

Shiny New Features May Bring the Price Up

One of the main concerns with the Galaxy S6 was that, despite its near perfection in design and efficiency, was its price. With these new features, it’s possible the S7 will be even pricier. Considering there’s word saying it’ll feature 4K display, liquid cooling and a Snapdragon 820 processor, this isn’t surprising. It’s possible that the Galaxy S7’s price tag will take away from potential profits. But Samsung has always been good at delivering the best results possible, so current Samsung users may have no problem making a switch.

Leaksters and Samsung enthusiasts are expecting the new Galaxy to be in the market before 2016’s Mobile World Congress. It looks like the iPhone 7 may get beat out by Samsung once again, unless the newest in the iPhone series features something as awesome as an iris scanner. Otherwise, Apple will be spending most of 2016 investing in better tech for the next Apple TV or Apple Watch. This has been the trend as of late, and though unfortunate, it’s probably for the best.

 

Samsung Galaxy S7 is A Step Ahead of iPhone 7

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Rumors are circulating all over the internet regarding the upcoming Samsung Galaxy S7. Buzz says that it will be powered by a chip that makes it faster than all Apple devices and will not heat up.

Samsung Galaxy S7 Will Be Cheaper than the S6

One of the most popular rumors circulating is that the new S7 will be cheaper than its predecessor. This would be a very bold move on behalf of Samsung. There’s also word that some markets will get the Samsung Galaxy S7 featuring the Qualcomm 820, though it’s possible it features Samsung’s own line of chips, the Exynos 8890.

Chinese leaksters are saying that the Qualcomm Snapdragon 820 Chip is also a possibility in regards to chipset for the phone. It’s also possible that Samsung is the only company to feature it. It’s possible that the chip will be supplied as of January 2016, but some regions will still have the Samsung Exynos 8809 chip. Other leaksters from Weibo are claiming that the phone will be optimized to be faster than the iPhone and feature a heat pipe to prevent overheating.

Samsung Galaxy S7 Rumored to Release February 21st

In addition to being 10% cheaper than the Samsung Galaxy S6, leaksters have set February 21st as the phone’s date of release. They’ve claimed that Samsung is more focused on upgrading the hardware than the design overhaul of the device. As for the processors, it’s possible that China and the United States get access to the superfast Qualcomm Snapdragon 820, while all other regions get the Exynos 8890.

Samsung Will Likely Get A Massive Boost in Sales

There’s a rumor saying that the S7 will feature a microSD card slot, which was missing from the S6, and that it may feature a 20-megapixel camera to beat out all competition. It’ll supposedly come with a half-inch sensor. It’s very possible that an official release date and full list of specs is released at the Mobile World Congress, which will take place between February 22nd and February 25th, 2016.

Samsung Galaxy S7 Will Give the iPhone Hell

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Buzz says that the upcoming Samsung Galaxy S7 will include a microSD card slot to make for extra storage for clients. The slot hasn’t been included in Galaxy phones since the S5, and seeing as they were beaten by Apple in third quarter earnings, Samsung is looking to get back in the game by bringing in the option to expand storage to up to 128GB.

Rumors Also Say Samsung Galaxy S7 May Come Earlier than Expected

There’s a high chance of the Samsung Galaxy S7 to come earlier than expected, given the rising tensions with Apple. The Korean technology titan is looking to transform the tables around with the Galaxy S7. Analysts are expecting Galaxy S7 to be unveiled in February.

Specs for the Upcoming Samsung Galaxy S7

As far as the specs go, Galaxy S7, which has been described as Project Lucky, will sport a Quad HD display, USB Type-C, 4GB RAM, 64GB storage space, fingerprint scanner, upgraded Sony IMX300 sensor for cam and a 3D Touch function similar to the one in the iPhone 6S. The mobile phone is rumored to come in 2 versions, one with business’s own Exynos 8890 octa-core processor and another with Qualcomm’s 2.2 GHz Snapdragon 820 chipset. As the Mobile World Congress (MWC) 2016 begins on 22 February, Samsung will likely introduce the brand-new Galaxy S7 on 21 February.

Samsung Galaxy S7 Will Easily "Crush" the iPhone 7

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Samsung is set to release the Samsung Galaxy S7 in the first quarter of 2016, and with a starting price of $999, its specs are sure to beat out the iPhone. The Samsung Galaxy S7 is set to come with 4GB of RAM, a 64-bit processor, models with the option of 32GB, 64GB or 128GB of storage, and an astounding 30 megapixel camera.

Samsung Galaxy S7 Introduces: GigaPixel

Rumors circulating the Samsung Galaxy S7 read that the device may come with the GigaPixel feature, which will make for the clearest, most accurate photography available in a smartphone. It’s rumored to introduce a super Amoled display, giving users 4K visuals in a 5.5-inch screen, which is the screen size expected for the device.

New Samsung Galaxy S7 Will be Waterproof and Have 5G Network Connection

The new Samsung Galaxy S7 is set to be waterproof to compete with other models that have introduced this feature, and it is possible that it is also dust-proof. This new Samsung device is also set to debut 5G network connection to improve browsing experience. In addition, the Samsung Galaxy S7 is set to come with infrared sensors to measure body temperature among other perks.

The Real Deal Breaker: Samsung Galaxy S7 Price

The new Samsung is set to hit the market at $999 in the United States, and the equivalent price in the United Kingdom. This is a significant difference to the iPhone, whose 6/6S models currently sell for just about $600. If the features listed above are actually incorporated into the Samsung Galaxy S7, then it’ll beat the iPhone 7 right out of the park, though for a higher price.

 

New Samsung Galaxy S7 Beats iPhone