Almost every Android smartphone launching in 2016 will come with version 6.0 Marshmallow which is the latest edition – launched on the Nexus 5X and 6P. The Galaxy S7 comes preloaded with Google’s mobile OS.
As usual, the firm adds its TouchWiz user interface which may or may not be good thing, depending on your personal opinion of it. The Galaxy S7, as you can see, comes with Microsoft apps preinstalled.
New features are, in part, for the edge version only with added functionality. The always on screen is a software feature which we mentioned earlier and the S7 also offers better gaming with support for the Vulkan API - users can reduce frame rate to save battery and record gaming. Knox v2.6 for enterprises has also been improved
One of our favourite new features in the Galaxy S7 is how it handles auto-brightness, and both the S7 and S7 Edge include a new feature called Personalised Automatic Brightness Control. This remembers your preferences at various levels of ambient light, then ties those settings to the current reading from its ambient light sensor.
As is typical since the S6, if you want something more unusual, the Galaxy S7 edge provides a dual-edge display which not only looks a lot fancier but also provides some additional functionality. It’s also larger at 5.5in so there may not be an S7 edge+.