Update : Samsung just released Galaxy s6 on 1st March, 2015. Now we are expecting that company will reveal their upcoming and most desired flagship Smartphone s7 on February of 2016. Experts are already working on adding new features and we will regularly update you with all hot rumors about S7.
Of great interest here is the Samsung Galaxy S7. In here, we will look at all the rumors about its release dates, expected specs and features together with the price. As expected, there is no official news from Samsung electronics concerning the release of Galaxy S7. But that does not stop the people from knowing what is in the making from this giant mobile company.
What is the expected Release date for Samsung Galaxy S7?
Well, there is no official communication from Samsung Electronics that can confirm when the new Samsung S7 will be released. However, insider sources have already leaked the strategy of Samsung and we now have the expected dates. The new Samsung Galaxy S7 will probably be released in the first quarter of 2016. This is because, the company has to watch its competition and respond aggressively to any threats from its main competitor, which is Apple. It is understood that some of Apple’s unsatisfied customers are going for the Samsung phones and therefore, a clear strategy has to be in place for the company to maximize on profits. So, 2016 is the year to watch out for the biggest invention after the S6.
What are some of the Expected Specs for Galaxy S7?
This is the part that matters most to the eagerly waiting customers. There is so much expectation given the pace set by the S6. The manufacturer, Samsung Electronics, will also be watching keenly on what Apple will be releasing in the market before the first quarter of 2016. Our inside source, reveals that Apple are planning on releasing iPhone 7 which will outdo galaxy S6 and therefore Samsung company has no option but to widen their range of specs for the S7. Here below are some of the expected specs of S7.
Just think of your laptop and what it can hold in terms of capacity. Well, most of the laptops have a lesser RAM than what the S7 will be offering. 4 GB is not a joke. This has sparked excitement since there are many benefits of having a big space like this. So, all your office work can be done in this gadget. This is just the preliminary figure that has been given; we can still expect more if Apple will come with anything of this size by then. Therefore sit back and expect a minimum of 4 GB RAM!
It will be the first android smartphone to have the 64bit Exynos processor. For an improved speed, there will be a 3.5 GHz processing power. With this, expect the fastest speed that one can enjoy with a phone.
The Galaxy S series are known to be philanthropic with internal memory unlike their competitors. The trend is bound to continue with the new Galaxy S7 expected to be holding up-to 128 GB of internal memory. Thing could change along the way given that S6 is also carrying the same capacity and S7 is an improved version of S6. It is believed that Samsung Electronics are spreading out the rumor of ‘big internal memory’ to fool Apple and other competitors but come the first quarter of 2016, there will be a great surprise.
Of course there are many other specs that the phone has but the above mentioned are some of the unique ones that no phone in the market has.
The Amazing Features of Samsung Galaxy S7
There are new and improved features in the to-be released S7. All the new features have been released to counter all the existing features from other competitors and the previous versions of the S Series. Here below are some of the new features to watch out for.
Who could ever have thought of a 30 megapixel camera for a phone? Well, it is no longer a dream for soon enough it shall come to reality when the Samsung Galaxy S7 will be released. Just to highlight a bit, the 30 megapixel will be at the rear of the sleek phone and also there shall be 10 MP for the camera at front. There will also be a newly introduced GigaPixel feature that will help you in shooting your image with more accuracy and clarity.
There are some phones enjoying Amoled display but this one will have a super amoled display that is 4k, 5.5-inch.
Water will be no longer a problem to this phone for it will be equipped with a waterproof technology that will guard it against water. Users will also be guarded against dust that may harm a mobile device. Therefore, the whole body will be dustproof.
While other mobile companies are still trying to get hold of their 4G networks, Samsung Galaxy S7 will have a 5G network connection that will boost your browsing experience. No more delays when downloading anything from the internet for the 5G technology is really fast. Also on network, there will be a super fast WIFI to enhance connectivity to the internet.
One of the most amazing features that people should wait to experience is the infared sensor that will be there. It is said that the sensors will be able to measure your body temperature and give an accurate and efficient measure. This is just so amazing that it should be released today!!
There will be many more silent features that Samsung will be adding to give you superb experience.
Samsung Galaxy S7 Price:
The phone will be sold at the following prices in different countries.
US: $999
UK: $999
Canada: $999
India: Rs 68,500
Italy: €840
Denmark: 6240 Danish Krone
Australia: AU $ 1,245
Germany: €840
Belgium: €840
South Africa: 11,145 South African Rand
Indonesia: 11,542,264 Indonesian Rupiah
Malaysia: 3,652 Malaysian Ringgit
The Samsung Galaxy S7 will be out in 2016 and everybody should make necessary arrangements to purchase this phone as soon as it is out. We regularly update this page once we get the information from our sources. If you want to know more details then you should join our email newsletter. You will get Free alert for all the ongoing rumors.
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Now that many people has had time to examine Windows 10, it seems like a good time to finally do a proper Windows vs. Linux showdown. After all, I waited until Windows caught up in turns of features and user interface. For the sake of common sense, I’ve decided to use Ubuntu as our default Linux release.In this article, I’ll hammer out the features for both platforms and compare them accordingly. Each platform has its strengths and weaknesses, and this article will help to shed some light on each of them.The installation of the operating systemBoth Windows 10 and Ubuntu Linux have straight forward OS installers. Simply follow the prompts as they’re presented to you.Installing Ubuntu: Ubuntu’s installer generally points you to either installing their OS along side of an existing OS or installing over an existing Ubuntu install. The steps are simple if you already have another operating system installed. But if you’re looking to install Ubuntu over an existing Ubuntu installation, keeping your docs, settings and pictures require you to take one of the following approaches.
The next item to note is the Windows Store. Like the Ubuntu Software Center, you can download both free and paid applications to be installed onto your desktop. Unfortunately for Ubuntu, the Windows Store looks far more polished than the dated Ubuntu Software Center. That said, I am not really that pleased about the “tile everything” approach Windows 10 takes with its newly installed software.In the end, Microsoft wins hands down with the Windows Store, whereas Ubuntu wins with its overall desktop experience – no tiles, less “color splash” distracting the user. As for office suite offerings, it’s a bit of a tie. I prefer the LibreOffice suite and its locally installed applications. However, if Microsoft ever wises up and begins offering its “full” office suite to users, vs. it’s stripped down version, this point could also goto Microsoft.I’ll be honest. From a visual point of view, I’m not a fan of the new Windows layout. While it’s far better than previous releases, it’s still not for me. Unfortunately, though, my opinion alone isn’t going to sway anyone from avoiding this release.The first issue is that it’s going to be a free upgrade for a lot of Windows users. This means the barrier to entry and upgrade is largely removed. Second, it seems this time Microsoft has really buckled down on listening to what their users want. Many of the new features have allegedly been due to Windows feedback.As things stand now, I see the following motivators being Ubuntu’s best shot at wooing away folks from Windows going forward.Privacy – Even if there are concerns about Unity Lenses and data collection, this is easily remedied by using an alternative desktop environment. Windows, by contrast, has a horrid track record in this department.Security – Despite recent improvements with Windows security, it’s still the biggest desktop target on the web with regard to attacks. This won’t be changing any time soon. Linux by contrast, has a fantastic desktop security track record.Hardware support – This is always disputed, no matter how many times I mention it. But the fact is, when you bother to include older peripherals and hardware, Linux still outshines Windows all day long in terms of hardware support. Try running anything from the XP era on your Windows 10 desktop, let me know how good the driver support is. Under Ubuntu, it just works. Window’s only advantage is having an edge with smoother graphics drivers.Does this mean that Ubuntu Linux and other distros are doomed? Nope, especially when you jump out of the Apple/Microsoft echo chamber that is the United States. Linux desktop adoption is exploding all over the world. So while Microsoft continues their hold on the market here in the States, the rest of the world is already moving on.Folks, depending on malware removal as a revenue source is a dated, faltering business model. As Windows 10 rolls out, I think we’re going to start seeing greater evidence of this. It’s already putting countless local repair shops out of business. The mailing lists I subscribe to are quite clear on this. Mobile, tablets and OS X are changing the industry.Therefore once you realize your “malware removal” customers are already on their way out, wouldn’t it make sense to adapt? Techs offering Ubuntu support as a service is not only profitable (I know of three companies doing well with it), this approach is the ONLY thing that would get the United States to catch up with the rest of the world in terms of desktop Linux adoption.Ubuntu and other distros are ready for the desktop now. I have seen people running these environments all day, everyday. As a community, we need to get on the page with this now or accept that Windows has already won. I know where I stand, based on years of personal experience with clients and converts. Where do you stand? Are you part of the solution? Perhaps instead, you hold onto the farce that “Linux is hard” because you’re unwilling to become the bridge of support others need to make the switch?As for me, I am a long term Linux user and never looked back. Free OS, 30,000 free software packages, high security, choice of what to upgrade, customization, speed and ease of use. No virus checkers, firewall, malware programs needed. Complete control of my computing experience. I can’t imagine going back to either Mac or Windows.
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