They say strong essences are kept in small bottles. The Galaxy S7, Samsung’s smaller flagship smartphone for the first part of 2016, tries to concentrate all the latest technologies the South Korean company has managed to muster in the last year or so.
However, we have been quite surprised to learn that things aren’t exactly what they seem. As much as Samsung would want us to believe, not all is new inside the Galaxy S7.
The good news is Samsung took to heart the harsh criticism following the launch of Galaxy S6 and added some of the features that were discarded to the new flagship.
We’re not sure whether the decision was based on the fans’ backlash or the poor Galaxy S6 sales, but what really matters is that we have finally gotten the microSD card feature back.
The Galaxy S7 doesn’t look so much different than the previous Galaxy S flagship, but that’s not a bad idea since Samsung has only recently found its design identity. In fact, design-wise, I believe we can accept the fact that the next few Galaxy S flagships will look just about the same, but after that, the world will most certainly ask for something different.
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