The Galaxy S7 and S7 Edge are the latest flagship phones to come from the great foundries in South Korea and China, the shining examples of Samsung’s technological might… yet they’re still limited to just 32GB of internal storage. Thankfully, there are ways to get more space on your new Galaxy. Here are your options.
The removable battery vs non removable battery is an ongoing topic for discussion, with a number of long-standing Samsung fans still hoping the manufacturer will bring back removable battery packs. So does the new Galaxy S7 have a removable battery?
Last week, we took a hands-on look at the first official Samsung cases for the Galaxy S7 Edge. Our products and video teams have been hard at work since then, and they’ve produced another video along similar lines, this time for the vanilla Galaxy S7. If you’d like to get a better idea of how these cases look and feel in the hand, then check out the video below!
The Galaxy S7 and Galaxy S7 Edge both look brilliant. They’ve got massive batteries, micro SD card slots again (woo!), always-on displays, water resistance, slick software, fast hardware, the absolute works. The only trouble is… which one do you get? We’ll break down the differences so you can decide!
Wireless charging is tidy and convenient, but it’s not always the fastest way to charge your phone. First generation Qi wireless chargers operated at 5W, resulting in sub-par charging times compared to traditional wired methods. Now, we’re happy to introduce one of the first second-generation charging pads, the Incipio Ghost, which solves that problem.