Pastry chef makes a Galaxy S7 edge cake in Samsung teaser video
Remember the clip where a llama was allowed to unbox a Galaxy S7 and then given a paintbrush to draw its impressions? Well, this, together with a clip of a child doing the same, is part of Samsung's ongoing Seven Days of Unboxing teaser campaign. Each day, Samsung posts a video of a person (OK — or a llama) experiencing its new flagship smartphone for 30 seconds and then recreating it through an art medium of their choice.
For the past 3 days, there have been three new clips – one of an ice sculptor making a Galaxy S7 statue, one of a metal artist building a metallic sculpture of the device, and one of a pastry chef, making a cake in the unmistakable dual-curved shape of a Galaxy S7 edge.
Samsung is about to unveil the new handsets in just a couple of days – at the Unpacked 2016 event, to be held on the 21st of February in Barcelona, a day before the Mobile World Congress begins. This means we have two more of these videos to look forward to before the actual announcement.
Samsung is about to unveil the new handsets in just a couple of days – at the Unpacked 2016 event, to be held on the 21st of February in Barcelona, a day before the Mobile World Congress begins. This means we have two more of these videos to look forward to before the actual announcement.
There have been a lot of leaks regarding the flagship duo in the past couple of days, and if you follow smartphone news even slightly, you've probably caught a glimpse at the info. But here's a quick recap – we are expecting a 5.1-inch display on the Galaxy S7 and a 5.5-inch one on the curved Galaxy S7 edge. The smartphones will reportedly have two variants – some powered by the Qualcomm Snapdragon 820, others – by Samsung's homemade Exynos 8890. We are expecting 4 GB of RAM, a 12 MP camera with improved low-light performance, and a 3,000 mAh / 3,600 mAh cell on the S7 / S7 edge respectively. Other rumors claim the return of water resistance and microSD card storage expension, so – fingers crossed!
via: Android Headlines
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