Samsung Galaxy S7: a concept that reinvents the curved Version – 01net.com

As in 2015, is on the eve of the Mobile World Congress in Barcelona that Samsung will present its new high-end smartphones. If the latest rumors suggest three models instead of two, the Korean giant will once again rely on a curved version of the device. The opportunity for the designer Martin Hajek to propose a concept of the Samsung Galaxy S7 edge, incorporating features that are likely to emerge, or return.

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to find the same curved portions that the Samsung Galaxy S6 edge, the smartphone designed by Martin Hajek bends horizontally, on its lower part. The Home button is well integrated into the screen and overlooks a microSD slot which should equip the unit again this year. If the concept allows to imagine the future aesthetic developments in the Galaxy S range, the design of new aircraft should move very little.

The official presentation, scheduled to be held on 21 February, could especially highlight new features. Some of these would be based in part on the opportunities offered by the iPhone 6s. An equivalent function to Live Photos Apple and a Samsung Touch Force release could be announced

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