Samsung Galaxy S7, the first live photos online

In recent hours I have emerged from different sources two photographs of the new Samsung Galaxy S7, the first in the traditional version with flat screen, the second with edge display and curved sides. These two are the first live photos of the new absolute top Korean range, and comes just weeks after the official launch expected for 21 February 2016 at the Mobile World Congress 2016 to be held, as every year, in Barcelona.

It is a detail that, alone, can not confirm the rumors come from several sources about the use of a new sensor with fewer megapixels.

The picture, however, can be a first confirmation with respect to the latest leak from Evan Blass for VentureBeat. The historic leaker had published some render official-which in fact show a rather consistent drive with that of the latest photos from the East. The rear convex also could accommodate a battery of more generous size than the current model, allowing a range of two days a single charge as well as they would like some recent rumors.

Another source, this time the Chinese, would instead showed a Samsung Galaxy S7 edge. The JKwan Weibo user has performed on the device the popular AnTuTu benchmark obtaining a high overall score, accounting for nearly 135,000 points. The smartphone is identified as SM-G9350, which is the same code recently attributed to an alleged Galaxy S7 edge appeared in the documentation for Chinese certifications. The presence of an edge variant is also in this case a confirmation, and not a real novelty.

The same Samsung has unveiled by mistake in the past weeks within his official website and in the course of 2015 the variant with double-curved screen was particularly gettonata to the point of forcing companies to accelerate their production. The two devices should be introduced, in addition to new hardware, a sensor for detecting the pressure on the display, although this feature has not yet been officially confirmed by the Koreans.