Samsung said that it is seeing stronger than expected pre-orders for its new flagship Galaxy S7 smartphones launching this week.
The new Samsung Galaxy S7 and Galaxy S7 edge feature a dual-SIM configuration that lets users switch from one active SIM card to another without needing to reboot their smartphones.
The Galaxy S7 Edge, on the other hand, has a 5.5-inch display screen with super AMOLED capacitive touchscreen.
The latest Samsung flagships will be available from T-Mobile starting at $699 or a $28 per month installment plan for 24 months in Black Onyx, Silver Titanium, and Gold Platinum colors. The platform on which the devices run is Marshmallow OS. The technical specifications include a 64-bit quad-core Snapdragon 820 processor, Adreno 530 GPU, 32/64/128 GB storage, microSD support up to 2 TB, and 4 GB of RAM.
The full retail price of the Samsung Galaxy S7 is $699.99, while the S7 Edge is priced at $799.99.
The cameras on the Galaxy S7 and Galaxy S7 edge, which has trimmed pixel density from 16MP to 12MP, features the first Dual Pixel camera on a smartphone, which delivers brighter and sharper images, even in low-light.
This was despite the company's mobile division actually recording slim profits for the second consecutive quarter following a period of some turmoil, a trend which the new devices are hoped to continue.
Both the models support 4G (LTE Cat 9), NFC and MST payment technologies, Samsung KNOX, are IP68 certified water and dust resistance. A new camera mode has been introduced namely Motion Panorama, which brings movement to traditional panoramic photos and gives an immersive visual experience to the users. Many theories sprung up as to why that could be the case, especially with Verizon being a partner of Google's Android Pay, which is in direct competition with services like Samsung Pay and Apple Pay.
Customers can purchase the Galaxy S7 for $0 down and Galaxy S7 Edge for $59.99 down at T-Mobile and get a second one for free after rebate card.
As far as the Galaxy Note 5 is concerned, you will also get some upgrades too, but still not enough to rush you into buying the new device.
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