 This is Dan from The Verge and I'm taking a look at the new Galaxy S7 and Galaxy S7 Edge from Samsung. These are Samsung's flagship phones for this year and they're very similar in looks and feel to last year's S6 and S6 Edge, but there are some key differences that Samsung's really improved in a number of ways. For one, the S7 is a 5.1 inch display, so that's the same size as last year, but the back has been curved so it's a little bit more comfortable to hold, very similar to the Note 5's design there. But the bigger change is with the S7 Edge, it's now a 5.5 inch screen, it still has that dual curved edge display, but the back has a slight curve to it as well to make it more comfortable to hold and easier to pick up off a table. The bigger screen is still in a compact size, you can see there's a pretty small phone, it's not much bigger than the 5.1 inch S7, it's significantly smaller than other phones with 5.5 inch screens like the iPhone 6 Plus, and it makes it a lot easier to use in one hand and to slip in and out of your pocket, and yet still gives you a really big display. The display itself is obviously Samsung's Super AMOLED technology, it's got a QHD resolution. You can see here on the back the camera has been trimmed down a lot so it doesn't stick out as much as it used to. It's a 12 megapixel camera this year, so it's a new sensor, and Samsung says that the autofocus system has been greatly improved as well as low light capture, so brighter lens, larger pixels for better low light capabilities. And then a lot of the other details are very similar to last year's phones, however the big change here is obviously you can now put a micro SD card slot in, and these new phones are now also water resistant up to 1.5 meters for 30 minutes. So those are two big changes from last year's phone. Inside the devices that will be sold here in the US are going to be running Qualcomm Snapdragon 820, where as Samsung will use its own Exynos processor elsewhere. It's obviously a very high end, fast processor, everything here is going to run really fast and quick. It's running Android 6.0 Marshmallow, it's got Samsung's TouchWiz skin on top of it, and of course supports Samsung Pay, quick charge, or fast charging, wireless fast charging, all of those features that have become kind of standard on Samsung devices. The one thing that's been updated for the S7 Edge is the new Edge panel here. It's larger, you can see more detail, you can get more information, you can add more shortcuts to apps, you can add direct shortcuts for various activities like taking a selfie. There's a bit more customization there as well. The other feature that Samsung's added is a new always on display, so you can see the time and date and you can set a picture or clock or notifications here that will always be accessible on the screen itself. It's not a wake up or anything like that, it's just always on the screen. Samsung says that the S7 and S7 Edge will be available on all carriers here in the US and you can expect them to hit stores on March 11th. The pricing should be roughly about the same as last year's. That's it for the Samsung Galaxy S7 and S7 Edge. For more, be sure to subscribe to our YouTube channel.
 This is Dan from The Verge and I'm taking a look at the new Galaxy S7 and Galaxy S7
 Edge from Samsung.
 These are Samsung's flagship phones for this year and they're very similar in looks and
 feel to last year's S6 and S6 Edge, but there are some key differences that Samsung's really
 improved in a number of ways.
 For one, the S7 is a 5.1 inch display, so that's the same size as last year, but the
 back has been curved so it's a little bit more comfortable to hold, very similar to
 the Note 5's design there.
 But the bigger change is with the S7 Edge, it's now a 5.5 inch screen, it still has that
 dual curved edge display, but the back has a slight curve to it as well to make it more
 comfortable to hold and easier to pick up off a table.
 The bigger screen is still in a compact size, you can see there's a pretty small phone,
 it's not much bigger than the 5.1 inch S7, it's significantly smaller than other phones
 with 5.5 inch screens like the iPhone 6 Plus, and it makes it a lot easier to use in one
 hand and to slip in and out of your pocket, and yet still gives you a really big display.
 The display itself is obviously Samsung's Super AMOLED technology, it's got a QHD resolution.
 You can see here on the back the camera has been trimmed down a lot so it doesn't stick
 out as much as it used to.
 It's a 12 megapixel camera this year, so it's a new sensor, and Samsung says that the autofocus
 system has been greatly improved as well as low light capture, so brighter lens, larger
 pixels for better low light capabilities.
 And then a lot of the other details are very similar to last year's phones, however the
 big change here is obviously you can now put a micro SD card slot in, and these new phones
 are now also water resistant up to 1.5 meters for 30 minutes.
 So those are two big changes from last year's phone.
 Inside the devices that will be sold here in the US are going to be running Qualcomm
 Snapdragon 820, where as Samsung will use its own Exynos processor elsewhere.
 It's obviously a very high end, fast processor, everything here is going to run really fast
 and quick.
 It's running Android 6.0 Marshmallow, it's got Samsung's TouchWiz skin on top of it,
 and of course supports Samsung Pay, quick charge, or fast charging, wireless fast charging,
 all of those features that have become kind of standard on Samsung devices.
 The one thing that's been updated for the S7 Edge is the new Edge panel here.
 It's larger, you can see more detail, you can get more information, you can add more
 shortcuts to apps, you can add direct shortcuts for various activities like taking a selfie.
 There's a bit more customization there as well.
 The other feature that Samsung's added is a new always on display, so you can see the
 time and date and you can set a picture or clock or notifications here that will always
 be accessible on the screen itself.
 It's not a wake up or anything like that, it's just always on the screen.
 Samsung says that the S7 and S7 Edge will be available on all carriers here in the US
 and you can expect them to hit stores on March 11th.
 The pricing should be roughly about the same as last year's.
 That's it for the Samsung Galaxy S7 and S7 Edge.
 For more, be sure to subscribe to our YouTube channel.