The Samsung Galaxy S7, a usual flagship of 2016 and the successor of the brother Galaxy S6 series is almost here. It has been in the news and rumours for quite a bit of time and it seems like this time Samsung has taken the competition seriously. Samsung this time, is heading up for an much faster launch as compared to their usual schedule. And by now the S7 is almost completely leaked, all left to be done is the official launch. But as of now the Galaxy S7 is a bit more interesting, because it remains unclear in what shapes and screen sizes it will be available, but that aside, we now have another confirmation on key specs.
Antutu reports that the SM-G930F has been spotted running the benchmark, and it's the vanilla 5.1-inch version with QHD display resolution (Samsung will reportedly stick to that for 2016 flagships). More importantly, the smartphone is powered by the in-house Exynos 8890 chipset, in this (historically speaking) international F version. That obviously doesn't mean there won't be a Snapdragon 820 version, on the contrary.
RAM is quoted to be 4GB and internal storage is 64GB, but that second number seems too generous for a base model. Additionally, the benchmark states that the smartphone does indeed pack a 12MP primary camera, so the move to fewer but larger pixels is happening and possibly it could be the newer BRITCELL sensor behind that which meant for better low light photography. On the front, Samsung is sticking with 5MP for another generation.
And we know you were hoping for a score, but alas, there isn't such a number in Antutu's Weibo post. However, with the smartphone being in a pre-production testing phase, the figures wouldn't have been indicative of final devices anyway. So let's just patiently wait it out until MWC, when the Galaxy S7 is set to become official.
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