The most-awaited smartphones from Samsung, Galaxy S7 and Galaxy S7 Edge are expected to be launched in February 2016 in two display sizes. The flagship devices may be released on February 20, according to SamMobile. As per the reports of Electronic Times, South Korea, the smartphone range would come with 5.2” version with straight edges and 5.5” variant will come with curved sides. Both Galaxy S6 and S6 Edge debuted with 5.1” displays in 2015 and the Edge came with curved sides.Samsung to Launch Galaxy S7 in Two Screen Sizes This February 2016

The most-awaited smartphones from Samsung, Galaxy S7 and Galaxy S7 Edge are expected to be launched in February 2016 in two display sizes. The flagship devices may be released on February 20, according to SamMobile. As per the reports of Electronic Times, South Korea, the smartphone range would come with 5.2” version with straight edges and 5.5” variant will come with curved sides. Both Galaxy S6 and S6 Edge debuted with 5.1” displays in 2015 and the Edge came with curved sides.

Samsung is the only company in the world which is providing phones with vertically curved display. LG G Flex 2 and G Flex are little curved down on the middle. The demand of S6 Edge initially exceeded the supply, there’s some doubt as if Samsung learned something by releasing it. Samsung plans to get around 5 million handsets ready at launch – 1.7 million devices of S7 Edge and 3.3 millions of S7.

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