The Samsung Galaxy S7 and the Apple iPhone 6s are two smartphones that are often compared to each other due to their similar features and specifications. One area where the Galaxy S7 stands out is in terms of battery life. The S7 comes with a 3,000 mAh battery, which is significantly larger than the iPhone 6s' 1,700 mAh unit. This makes the S7 a better choice for users who need a phone that can last all day without needing to be charged.

In addition to its larger battery, the Galaxy S7 also features an expandable storage option through its Micro SD card slot. This is a returning feature from the Galaxy S6, and Samsung has been praised for bringing it back after many people thought they had done the wrong thing by removing it in previous models. On the other hand, the iPhone 6s does not have this feature, but instead relies on its internal storage to store apps and files.

The camera department is another area where the Galaxy S7 stands out from the iPhone 6s. The S7 comes with a 12 megapixel rear camera that features a f1.7 aperture and larger 1.4 micron pixels. This allows the camera to take in more light and perform better in low-light situations. Additionally, the S7's phase detection autofocus is embedded into every large pixel, making autofocusing a much faster and more accurate process.

When it comes to software, the Galaxy S7 runs on Android, while the iPhone 6s runs on iOS. While both operating systems have their own strengths and weaknesses, they are generally considered to be equally capable in terms of features and functionality. However, Samsung's TouchWiz interface does offer some unique features, such as a more customizable look and feel, and additional multitasking options.

One notable feature of the Galaxy S7 is its option to move all apps onto the home screen, much like the iPhone 6s. This is a departure from traditional Android setups, which often rely on app drawers for organization. While some users may find this feature useful, others may be put off by it. Ultimately, the choice between Android and iOS comes down to personal preference, as both operating systems have their own strengths and weaknesses.

In terms of hardware, both phones are well-equipped with features that make them suitable for everyday use. The Galaxy S7 features a 5.1 inch Super AMOLED display, while the iPhone 6s has a 4.7 inch LCD screen. Both phones also feature fast processors and ample storage options, making them capable of handling demanding tasks.

Finally, the camera department is another area where the Galaxy S7 stands out from the iPhone 6s. The S7's rear camera features a 12 megapixel sensor that is capable of taking high-quality photos in a variety of lighting conditions. Additionally, the phone's front-facing camera is also capable of taking good selfies and group shots.

When it comes to comparing the two phones, it's clear that both have their own strengths and weaknesses. The Galaxy S7 offers expandable storage, a larger battery, and improved camera capabilities, making it a compelling choice for users who want more flexibility and power in their smartphone. On the other hand, the iPhone 6s has its own advantages, such as a sleek design and seamless integration with other Apple devices.

Ultimately, the choice between the Samsung Galaxy S7 and the Apple iPhone 6s will depend on individual preferences and needs. Both phones are capable of delivering high-quality performance and features, but it's up to users to decide which one is best for them.

"WEBVTTKind: captionsLanguage: enyou knew this one was coming it's Joshua varar from Android authority what's going on everybody and this is the Samsung Galaxy S7 versus the iPhone 6s these two phones actually have a lot more alike when it comes to design than they might think the iPhone 6s is an S iteration so it probably was expected that it was not going to have a different design from the iPhone 6 and that's definitely true it basically has the exact same body with some improvements in the overall design design including the fingerprint reader that's in the home button and 3D touch that was put into the display but overall it's the same metal unibody design that was received quite well and its smaller stature makes it really easy to handle in one hand but the same can now be said for the Galaxy S7 as they have finally put the curves on the back of the device much like in the Galaxy Note 5 so that it sits incredibly nicely in the hand now you still have the translucent colors and the glossy finish but this entire body is now water and dust resistant which is a great feature that returns in the Galaxy line but it still holds very true and very well in the hand uh with the 5.1 in display making it so that it's not too big and not too small in terms of its handling now design has always come down to personal preference so we will leave it up to you to see which one you think is actually the better look or and the better feel uh we do give the iPhone a little bit of credit when it comes to its ergonomics but the Galaxy S7 is definitely closing the gap on there and we think that is one of the most incredible feeling Galaxy devices ever things start to really separate when it comes of the displays because we have a big disparity in the resolutions and the sizes of these screens we have the 5.1 in Super AMOLED display that comes in at Quad HD resolution for the Galaxy S7 meanwhile 1334 x 750 resolution is what you get in the iPhone 6s and a 4.7 in IPS screen now the significant change in the pixel density and also the resolution uh mean that the Galaxy S7 is being used for even more than just the media the gaming and the text that you would see on its screen but also it's being being made to power VR experiences and also the Super AMOLED screen just makes all of the colors pop but we will give iPhone some credit for having a NIC looking display as well the IPS screen does a good job of displaying iOS and it is a pretty enjoyable experience all around if not quite smaller if you are a spec hungry person then you know which one of these two you're going to pick in display performance is a little bit more murky the reason why is because we have two different ecosystems that require very different things from their processing packages nonetheless the Galaxy S comes with the Snapdragon 820 backed by the adreno 530 and 4 GB of RAM though there are going to be versions of the phone that are powered by the exos 8890 on the other hand we have the iPhone 6s plus which we use for this example and it features a apple A9 processor clocked in at 1.84 GHz backed by power VR graphics and 2 GB of RAM as always going by the numbers in this comparison is not very easy to do because the ecosystems require very different things and that being said both of the software iterations in these phones move along very swimmingly especially in the iOS iteration you have a pretty locked down operating system so it is made to be optimized for what is put into the iPhones on the other hand you have the sheer power of uh the Snapdragon 820 or the exos 8890 with Android marshmallow powering TouchWiz and all the refinements and the optimizations that are needed to make it a very smooth experience and thus far we have seen a pretty great experience with this even more toned down version of Touchwiz Hardware comes down to a number of similarities and one key difference Hardware has both fingerprint sensors embedded in the tactile home buttons up front and the functionality is largely the same but we have to see how the Galaxy s7's fingerprint reader Stacks up to the iPhone 6s is one which is admittedly quite fast in terms of battery the Galaxy S7 comes with a 3,000 mAh battery which is needed for all of the power that is underneath the surface but the iPhone 6s has a 17 15 Mah hour unit that everyone pretty much agrees is not really enough for a full day worth of use and finally in Hardware the main return in the Galaxy S7 is the additional storage you can expand the storage now with a Micro SD card slot which is a returning feature and we applaud Samsung for bringing back this feature where a lot of people thought they went wrong in the Galaxy S6 now though the iPhone 6s does come with 3D touch it is a pretty useful feature that does add some functionality that iOS didn't have before and provides some ease of use as long as you know exactly how to use it uh but ultimately 3D touches something that still has to evolve and we are looking forward to see what Apple does with it and we can see what Android may do with it in the future when it comes to the cameras we haven't had a whole lot of time with the Galaxy S7 to really compare its shots to the iPhone or even just to look at the shots from the Galaxy S7 but we will name off the specs and you can wait for a camera shootout that will come when we get our review unit uh for now we'll tell you that the Apple iPhone 6s is camera Now features a 12 megap rear camera with a f2.2 aperture and a 5 Meg Pi front-facing unit on the other hand the Galaxy S7 comes with a 12 megap rear camera at f1.7 aperture and the sensor Now Sports much larger 1.4 Micron pixels which allows the camera to take in much more light and make far more far better performance in low light situations now we weren't able to really spend a whole lot of time with the S7 as I said but we did see that the phase detection autofocus embedded into every large pixel really makes autofocusing a snap so that might be one big uh trick up the sleeve of the Galaxy S7 when compared to the iPhone 6s and finally in software it's the ageold Battle of Android versus iOS but we have some interesting developments in Android as we see in the Galaxy S7 there is actually an option under Galaxy Labs that allows you to move all of the apps onto the home screens much like the way that the iPhone 6s does now that is a little bit disconcerting and Troublesome or worrisome rather for a lot of Android faithful users who really enjoy their app drawers and if this this is the trend that's going to be moving forward the S7 might just be a part of that bandwagon but until we actually see that happen we do see that Android and iOS have no longer a gap when it comes to the different applications you can run on them it just matters which one of these you actually want to see on the daily and whether it's the iPhone's more glossy look or uh the Samsung Galaxy s7's more let's say cartoonish look from time to time in TouchWiz TouchWiz still has all of the different multitasking features as well um and there are kind of out of the way from the view of the user so you can still use them if you go looking for the different things like multi- window and even the popup view on the other hand the iPhone 6s sort of relies on its recent recent app screen in order to do multitasking but it does go through it quite smoothly ultimately it just really matters which one you want to see every single day and if your preference is on one ecosystem over the other at least you're going to have the same experience on both because all the apps are pretty much made available between the two and so there you have have it for this quick look at the Samsung Galaxy S7 and the iPhone 6s things were a lot closer between these two phones last year but because the S7 has brought back expandable storage and the water and dust resistance we are inclined to say that the S7 has done just enough to really differentiate itself from its predecessor now we don't know what apple is going to bring in the next version of the iPhone but as this is the one that we have to work with in the 6s uh we are going to just have this comparison ready for you and you can tell us what you think in the comments below so keep it tuned to Android Authority for even more about the Galaxy S7 and we will see these two again in a comparison once we once we get our review unit so keep it tuned here because we are your source for all things mwc 2016you knew this one was coming it's Joshua varar from Android authority what's going on everybody and this is the Samsung Galaxy S7 versus the iPhone 6s these two phones actually have a lot more alike when it comes to design than they might think the iPhone 6s is an S iteration so it probably was expected that it was not going to have a different design from the iPhone 6 and that's definitely true it basically has the exact same body with some improvements in the overall design design including the fingerprint reader that's in the home button and 3D touch that was put into the display but overall it's the same metal unibody design that was received quite well and its smaller stature makes it really easy to handle in one hand but the same can now be said for the Galaxy S7 as they have finally put the curves on the back of the device much like in the Galaxy Note 5 so that it sits incredibly nicely in the hand now you still have the translucent colors and the glossy finish but this entire body is now water and dust resistant which is a great feature that returns in the Galaxy line but it still holds very true and very well in the hand uh with the 5.1 in display making it so that it's not too big and not too small in terms of its handling now design has always come down to personal preference so we will leave it up to you to see which one you think is actually the better look or and the better feel uh we do give the iPhone a little bit of credit when it comes to its ergonomics but the Galaxy S7 is definitely closing the gap on there and we think that is one of the most incredible feeling Galaxy devices ever things start to really separate when it comes of the displays because we have a big disparity in the resolutions and the sizes of these screens we have the 5.1 in Super AMOLED display that comes in at Quad HD resolution for the Galaxy S7 meanwhile 1334 x 750 resolution is what you get in the iPhone 6s and a 4.7 in IPS screen now the significant change in the pixel density and also the resolution uh mean that the Galaxy S7 is being used for even more than just the media the gaming and the text that you would see on its screen but also it's being being made to power VR experiences and also the Super AMOLED screen just makes all of the colors pop but we will give iPhone some credit for having a NIC looking display as well the IPS screen does a good job of displaying iOS and it is a pretty enjoyable experience all around if not quite smaller if you are a spec hungry person then you know which one of these two you're going to pick in display performance is a little bit more murky the reason why is because we have two different ecosystems that require very different things from their processing packages nonetheless the Galaxy S comes with the Snapdragon 820 backed by the adreno 530 and 4 GB of RAM though there are going to be versions of the phone that are powered by the exos 8890 on the other hand we have the iPhone 6s plus which we use for this example and it features a apple A9 processor clocked in at 1.84 GHz backed by power VR graphics and 2 GB of RAM as always going by the numbers in this comparison is not very easy to do because the ecosystems require very different things and that being said both of the software iterations in these phones move along very swimmingly especially in the iOS iteration you have a pretty locked down operating system so it is made to be optimized for what is put into the iPhones on the other hand you have the sheer power of uh the Snapdragon 820 or the exos 8890 with Android marshmallow powering TouchWiz and all the refinements and the optimizations that are needed to make it a very smooth experience and thus far we have seen a pretty great experience with this even more toned down version of Touchwiz Hardware comes down to a number of similarities and one key difference Hardware has both fingerprint sensors embedded in the tactile home buttons up front and the functionality is largely the same but we have to see how the Galaxy s7's fingerprint reader Stacks up to the iPhone 6s is one which is admittedly quite fast in terms of battery the Galaxy S7 comes with a 3,000 mAh battery which is needed for all of the power that is underneath the surface but the iPhone 6s has a 17 15 Mah hour unit that everyone pretty much agrees is not really enough for a full day worth of use and finally in Hardware the main return in the Galaxy S7 is the additional storage you can expand the storage now with a Micro SD card slot which is a returning feature and we applaud Samsung for bringing back this feature where a lot of people thought they went wrong in the Galaxy S6 now though the iPhone 6s does come with 3D touch it is a pretty useful feature that does add some functionality that iOS didn't have before and provides some ease of use as long as you know exactly how to use it uh but ultimately 3D touches something that still has to evolve and we are looking forward to see what Apple does with it and we can see what Android may do with it in the future when it comes to the cameras we haven't had a whole lot of time with the Galaxy S7 to really compare its shots to the iPhone or even just to look at the shots from the Galaxy S7 but we will name off the specs and you can wait for a camera shootout that will come when we get our review unit uh for now we'll tell you that the Apple iPhone 6s is camera Now features a 12 megap rear camera with a f2.2 aperture and a 5 Meg Pi front-facing unit on the other hand the Galaxy S7 comes with a 12 megap rear camera at f1.7 aperture and the sensor Now Sports much larger 1.4 Micron pixels which allows the camera to take in much more light and make far more far better performance in low light situations now we weren't able to really spend a whole lot of time with the S7 as I said but we did see that the phase detection autofocus embedded into every large pixel really makes autofocusing a snap so that might be one big uh trick up the sleeve of the Galaxy S7 when compared to the iPhone 6s and finally in software it's the ageold Battle of Android versus iOS but we have some interesting developments in Android as we see in the Galaxy S7 there is actually an option under Galaxy Labs that allows you to move all of the apps onto the home screens much like the way that the iPhone 6s does now that is a little bit disconcerting and Troublesome or worrisome rather for a lot of Android faithful users who really enjoy their app drawers and if this this is the trend that's going to be moving forward the S7 might just be a part of that bandwagon but until we actually see that happen we do see that Android and iOS have no longer a gap when it comes to the different applications you can run on them it just matters which one of these you actually want to see on the daily and whether it's the iPhone's more glossy look or uh the Samsung Galaxy s7's more let's say cartoonish look from time to time in TouchWiz TouchWiz still has all of the different multitasking features as well um and there are kind of out of the way from the view of the user so you can still use them if you go looking for the different things like multi- window and even the popup view on the other hand the iPhone 6s sort of relies on its recent recent app screen in order to do multitasking but it does go through it quite smoothly ultimately it just really matters which one you want to see every single day and if your preference is on one ecosystem over the other at least you're going to have the same experience on both because all the apps are pretty much made available between the two and so there you have have it for this quick look at the Samsung Galaxy S7 and the iPhone 6s things were a lot closer between these two phones last year but because the S7 has brought back expandable storage and the water and dust resistance we are inclined to say that the S7 has done just enough to really differentiate itself from its predecessor now we don't know what apple is going to bring in the next version of the iPhone but as this is the one that we have to work with in the 6s uh we are going to just have this comparison ready for you and you can tell us what you think in the comments below so keep it tuned to Android Authority for even more about the Galaxy S7 and we will see these two again in a comparison once we once we get our review unit so keep it tuned here because we are your source for all things mwc 2016\n"