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Tech giant making improvements on Samsung S7

Samsung Galaxy S7 to feature Higher Resolution Display and premium materials like metal casings

Samsung might be making waves with their recently launched flagship smartphones, the Samsung Galaxy S6 and Galaxy S6 Edge, and their wearables, but this is not stopping them as they are still relentlessly working.

At a recent shareholder meeting, Samsung announced that the company will be focusing on bringing higher resolution displays to their handsets, which suggests that the Samsung Galaxy S7 will get a higher resolution display than the Galaxy S6.

The company will also be focusing on using premium materials in the future smartphones, so we can expect a number of new Samsung handsets to come with metal casings like the Galaxy S6 and Galaxy S6 Edge.

“Samsung Electronics aims to consolidate its leadership in the premium market and plans to newly change the smartphone line-up to strengthen competitiveness,” said Shin, who heads the mobile phone business."

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Samsung Galaxy S7 is not expected until next year and we can not wait to see what they do with it.

Apple should get ready as Samsung, their main rival, is definitely increasing the competition.

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