Samsung's latest duo of flagship smartphones, the Galaxy S7 and S7 Edge, have finally hit store shelves and doing great in the market after their flashy announcements in February 2016. Between them, they provide a fine array of options for those who have a little extra money to spend on their next phone. While they appear to be a subtle evolution of the Samsung Galaxy S6 and Galaxy S6 Edge, Samsung has worked a little harder to differentiate its latest phones. These are no longer simply set apart by some curvy sides, but by a number of interesting factors. Let's take a look at what sets the two phones apart, and what they have in common. Samsung Galaxy S7 vs S7 Edge: Design Samsung Galaxy S7: 7.9mm thick, 152g, metal alloy, glass front and back, IP68 certified, Black/Gold Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge: 7.7mm thick, 157g, metal alloy, 3D thermoformed dual-curved display, glass front and back, IP68 certified, Black/Gold Samsung has continued with the design language

Samsung has announced the Galaxy Note 7, which is great news for Note fans everywhere. Is it finally time to upgrade from the Note 4 and Note 5? And what ever happened to the Note 6? If you’re thinking about buying a new Galaxy Note handset, you could do far worse than picking up the new Galaxy Note 7. But if you’re still rocking a Galaxy Note 5 or Note 4 – or maybe you’re just considering them thanks to their reduced pricing – then it’s worth finding out what exactly is the difference between these three formidable smartphones. And if you're wondering what happened to the Galaxy Note 6, the truth is that Samsung decided to completely skip that handset. It's rumored that the decision was made to bring the Note series in line with the Galaxy series numerically, but no one outside Samsung really knows for sure. Here’s what you really need to know before making your next Galaxy Note purchase. Samsung Galaxy Note 7 vs 5 vs 4 – Price This is probably the most imp