Skip to content The future is slowly becoming a brink of ultimate fiction because of the continuous improvements in the world of smartphones. 10 years ago, our lives and livelihoods were different and now, it has truly become the future. Big phones are gradually taking over the small but terrible ones and it started when apple released their big-sized phones like the iPhone 6s and the iPhone 6s Plus +. Samsung has not yet given up until they released their newest pieces like the Samsung Galaxy Note 7 and the Samsung Galaxy S7. Samsung had their Galaxy Note way back and they are not displaying weakness in stopping it. The Samsung Galaxy Note 7 is being dubbed as the best smartphone of 2016 and here is why.
The Design
Samsung is continuing their improvements on the build and the design of their smartphones. With metal and glass edges lying on rounded corners, the design is totally up for grabs. It probably will be the best-looking phone we will ever see that is beyond our wildest dreams and imaginations.
The curved display (rounded corners) is the most talked about because it does not only bring flexibility to the device, it also displays ultimate style and sophistication. The phone is proportionally smaller than other phones in its class being 4mm narrower and 4.7mm shorter than the iPhone6S +, and 2.2mm shorter than the Samsung Galaxy Note 5. This phone is actually projecting the “I am easier on the hands” type of look with 6.1” with a 4096 x 2160 screen resolution.
The Display
Same as the Samsung Galaxy S7, the Note 7 has the type of Super AMOLED quad HD resolution display which is one of the best traits of Samsung. It gives you the ultimate array of color-display that would totally wow everyone who experiences it. It has a pixel density of 558ppi, the individual pixels are just impossible to notice.
Out with the specifications that 4K will be added, High Dynamic Range or HDR was the one added to this super phone. The idea of HDR is actually not far from 4K because opening up sets of apps will boost and make apps alive with HDR.