The S7 is a fine upgrade. Samsung has taken some of the more dearly missed features from the Galaxy S5 and integrated them into the Galaxy S7 while boosting the specs to the latest Qualcomm SoC.

The curved sides on the back make the device a little more comfortable to hold; The S7 brings back all the advantages of water resistance with none of the negatives present in the S5; The default app designs aren't bad; but if you don't like them; a trip to the theme store can change things up; Gear...

Glass is still fragile; We'd prefer metal on the back, SD cards are better than ever with Android 6.0's adoptable storage, but Samsung killed the feature, No always-on "OK Google" support.

Lust. That’s what Samsung was counting on with the Galaxy S6 edge: enough people seeing its curvaceous AMOLED screen and uncontrollably coughing up the premium over its flat-fronted sibling.

The Galaxy S7 in a lot of ways represents the sort of end game for the smartphone market, but before we get into these kinds of overarching discussions I want to recap everything we’ve learned about the Galaxy S7 before we get into the conclusion in earnest, which includes part 1 of this review .

Suffice to say, the Galaxy S7 edge currently has the best camera I've experienced (yet) and it's probably the best reason to get one (hand gesture feature is awesome!). Another reason to have it is also mainly the game launcher and live broadcast feature, which I think is great for YouTubers who...

The new Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge is by far the best Galaxy smartphone to date. It was released on March 11th but could already be the phone of the year. It’s that good. While the Galaxy S7 Edge has a very similar design as last year’s, with many of the same compromises, Samsung packed in […]

Last year Samsung surprised the world by completely revolutionizing their flagship Galaxy S line. This wasn’t just a revolution in materials used, moving from the plastic parts of old to a brand new all metal and glass build, but also launching what Samsung calls an Edge variant as well.

Samsung has made an effort to correct the mistakes in S6 Edge with just one form factor, bringing back the micro SD card support along with IP68 certification. The Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge is one of those devices which excel in almost all areas including a great build, excellent display, superior...

Samsung is still struggling to compete with Apple in terms of sheer numbers of mobile phone sales, but how does the latest Galaxy S7 Edge fare against other flagship handsets on the market?

Is there really an edge?

This is a solid phone through and through: great battery life, innovative features, and hugely overpowered specs. It might not suit everyone, and it is pretty expensive, but it has to be one of the best Android devices out there.