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LeTv Le 1S Unbiased Review with Camera Samples

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Samsung Galaxy S7 Renders (Offical!)

Last year’s Galaxy S6 was Samsung overhauling its flagship range. It was a ground up build that aimed to change the company’s direction, something it succeeded in doing with its premium metal and glass construction. With that in mind, it was unlikely that Sammy would embark on a radical design shift again for the follow up Galaxy S7, and so it proves as these reportedly official renders prove.

Leaked by noted (and often correct) tipster, @EvLeaks, the images show the upcoming Samsung Galaxy S7 and Galaxy S7 Edge in all their official and ready to launch glory. As you can see, changes compared to last year’s S6 are minor, which again is not necessarily a bad thing and was to be expected. We are still getting a beautiful smartphone regardless.

The regular Galaxy S7 looks almost equal to its predecessor, but the Galaxy S7 Edge while looking aesthetically the same will reportedly have a screen bump from 5.1-inch on the S6 to 5.5-inch. The image you see above seems to support that idea.

Samsung’s upcoming flagship will be launched at the end of February at MWC and will come with Samsung’s new Exynos 8890 or Qualcomm Snapdragon 820 (depending on market) CPU. Other specs include 4GB of RAM, Quad HD screen resolution, a 12 megapixel camera, and Samsung is upping the ante this time by apparently including micro-SD support and waterproofing.

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LG Smart Notice Caused Security Flaw in G3 Flagship

LG’s Smart Notice is a nice idea that for the most part is badly executed because it never quite works how it should. LG has stuck with it though and the widget has been available on all the company’s smartphones over recent years. However, it seems at some point the frustrating software was actually flat out dangerous.

The widget was lacking a feature that checked security when passing new contact information to a LG G3, the company’s 2014 flagship. It seems the problem was unique to that particular handset, and as you may has noticed we have been writing in past tense. Yes, that’s because LG says it has already solved this problem in a previous patch.

Samsung Galaxy S7 Landing on Feb. 21 at MWC

We have yet to get the 100% official confirmation on anything regarding the Samsung Galaxy S7, yet we still know everything about the upcoming flagship. We know how it looks, what specs it has, and we now even know when it will launch.

It’s not much of a revelation from Evan Blass (notoriously accurate tipster) that the Galaxy S7 will make its strutting debut on the smartphone scene at the Mobile World Conference at the end of the month. Indeed, MWC 2016 has long been the mooted place for Sammy to debut the handset, but still, it’s nice to get a little more confirmation.

Blass tweeted a leaked image of Samsung’s event invite, showing that the Galaxy S7 will be making its debut on February 21, the day before the full MWC trade show kicks off.

Smartphone sales a continuing their record breaking yearly trajectory says the IDC and the market is showing little signs of slowing, even though it should be. Indeed, considering around 25% of the world’s population now owns a smartphone, there seems to be little more room for growth. However, the nature of the smartphone market that sees consumers want to upgrade yearly still works hugely in its favor.

That’s the news from the IDC, which says sales of smartphones in 2015 reached a whopping 1.44 billion, which is a record and a fairly massive 10.1% increase compared to 2014. During the last three months of the year, 399.5 million handsets were sold, with Samsung out in front, followed by Apple.

The interesting thing is that those two giants are still leading by some distance, but the evidence is that the market is now brimming with competition. Saturation some might say, but then again it seems the likes of Samsung and Apple are not going to have it all their own way in coming years as customers now have a dizzying choice of quality products to choose from.