The Galaxy S7 and S7 Edge allow not only to share their 4G connection, like all smartphones but also WiFi network they are connected. An unexpected novelty but that can be very useful in some circumstances.
cellular connection sharing (3G or 4G) is an option found on all smartphones. Once it activated, the phone turns into a WiFi access point for devices located nearby. And that the phone in question is connected to WiFi, the connection is cut automatically, but not on the Galaxy S7 and 7 Edge.
On the last two Samsung, when you enable tethering while you are connected to WiFi, you do not automatically will switch to 4G. If you really insist, it will then manually disable the Wifi but priority will be given to the wireless network . One way to save you your data. One option that will be useful only in an emergency because if your S7 is already connected to WiFi, then it means that a connection is available and you can totally connect a second device.
available in France since this morning to the respective rates of 699 and 799 euros, the Samsung Galaxy S7 and S7 Edge offer connectivity Wi-Fi 802.11 a / b / g / n / ac dual band (2.4G + 5GHz) with an MU-MIMO antenna system is what is done best at the moment.
the European version is a team octo core Exynos processor with 4GB of 8890 RAM LPDDR4. While the classical model has a Super AMOLED screen of 5.1 inches and resolution Quad HD, the curved version includes a 5.5-inch display. Each model is a Dual Pixel team photo sensor of 12 megapixels.
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