Samsung Galaxy S7 front panel leaks revealing small design changes?
Images of what is alleged to be the front panel of the Samsung Galaxy S7 reveal that some minor design changes have been made to Samsung's flagship model. This fits in with a report earlier last month that said only minor changes will be coming to the handset. Based on the leaked panel, the home button looks to be longer. This dovetails with alleged images of the Galaxy S7 and Samsung Galaxy S7 Plus that showed a rectangular home button.
In addition, the panel shows that the sensors, power button and volume rockers now adorn the right side of the handset. We implore you to view these images with your skeptical eye and take them with a grain of salt, especially since the placement of the sensors on top do not jive with those other previously leaked images that we just cited.
The Samsung Galaxy S7 should be unveiled on February 21st during the Samsung Unpacked 2016 event. This is taking place one day before the MWC expo kicks off in Barcelona. The Galaxy S7 is said to feature a 5.2-inch screen carrying a 1440 x 2560 QHD display. 4GB of RAM will be inside, along with 32GB/64GB of storage. A 20MP camera is expected to grace the back of the phone. The Exynos 8890 SoC will power the model everywhere but in the U.S. and China. In those two countries, the Snapdragon 820 chipset is expected to be under the hood with a quad-core CPU and the Adreno 530 GPU
As we get closer to February 21st, you can expect the number of leaks to grow exponentially. Keep your eyes right here for the latest news and rumors about the Samsung Galaxy S7 and all of its variants.
source: NWE (translated) via BGR
The Samsung Galaxy S7 should be unveiled on February 21st during the Samsung Unpacked 2016 event. This is taking place one day before the MWC expo kicks off in Barcelona. The Galaxy S7 is said to feature a 5.2-inch screen carrying a 1440 x 2560 QHD display. 4GB of RAM will be inside, along with 32GB/64GB of storage. A 20MP camera is expected to grace the back of the phone. The Exynos 8890 SoC will power the model everywhere but in the U.S. and China. In those two countries, the Snapdragon 820 chipset is expected to be under the hood with a quad-core CPU and the Adreno 530 GPU
source: NWE (translated) via BGR
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