The update to Android 7.0 Nougat began gradually to arrive at their phones more media production in 2016. This batch of equipment, we have the Samsung Galaxy S7 and S7 the edge, released in February of last year.
Although the update has not reached all the equipment, those who have received the update have been complaining of problems of autonomy.
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The questions were in the air, so the site PhoneArena decided to make a test of Samsung Galaxy S7 and S7 the edge with MarshMallow and with Android Nougat.
Tests autonomy to the Galaxy S7 and S7 the edge of the PhoneArena
The results are obvious, the PhoneArena indicates that the Samsung Galaxy S7 will lose about 9.4% of autonomy with the Nougat in the face of the Marshmallow. In Android 6.0.1 the smartphone endured with 6.37 h battery in its test, while in the Android 7.0 with only 6h.
the autonomy of The Samsung Galaxy S7 edge will also be shorn, although with a minor cut. Between the Marshmallow and Nougat the S7 edge has lost about 8.1%, with the results of the fall of 7.10 h 6.35 h of autonomy.
The 4 smartphones tested were put on the same conditions to ensure our results are credible and plausible.
For all those who inundate us with e-mail when the Samsung Galaxy S7 edge, or S7 will receive the update for Nougat, certainly you should not have so much of a hurry as that.
One of the most important features of the Android Nougat in addition to multi-tasking ( that Samsung already offers) is their autonomy, and in this case it is not revealed, certainly you should hold out until the Samsung will rule on the case.
In conclusion, both the Android Marshmallow as the Nougat are excellent software for the Samsung Galaxy S7 and S7 the edge, not thou shouldst feel anxious because this update does not give us the big differences regarding this.
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