But we should not forget that smartphones are still in such an early stage of their overall development, compared to other technologies, and a lot more could come to the market in the form of developments and innovations from various companies. We’ve already seen some interesting solutions throughout the last years, and we are curious to see what companies like Samsung could come up with further.
According to some users, Samsung should probably stop focusing so much on their hardware right now and try to improve the state of their software, as they could use some improvement in this regard.
Most users are complaining about the variety of apps with questionable usefulness that are shipped with every Galaxy model, and it’s not common for advanced users to even compile guidelines on how those apps can be quickly removed, or even advising users to directly switch to a custom ROM instead of battling with the OS and its quirks.
Samsung seem to have their own idea when it comes to the performance of their operating system though, and they will likely keep developing it in this direction for as long as it suits them. But if the backlash becomes too strong when the S7 arrives, they might want to revise their strategy and go for a cleaner Android experience.
I am using this superb device for almost 16 Months without any minor problem.The resolution along with camera quality is much better as compare to any other device except iPhone. Battery life is little down but for me its easy to charge it 2 times a day and its no problem