The Galaxy S7 looks good with curves. Photo: OnLeaks

The Galaxy S7’s new design, which takes cues from last year’s Galaxy Note 5, has been revealed early in an apparent leaked design video. The device has a curved glass back, but doesn’t too dissimilar to its predecessor at first glance.

The Galaxy S7 will feature a 5.1-inch Quad HD display and a 3,000mAh battery. Photo: Killian Bell/Cult of Android

The Galaxy S7 is just a over a month away from its official unveiling and leaks surrounding it have now started flowing in full flow. The latest leak from the sources of @evleaks (Evan Blass) reveal that Samsung will indeed offer the Galaxy S7 and Galaxy S7 edge in different screen sizes.

The Galaxy S7 could launch as early as next month. Photo: Killian Bell/Cult of Android

A leaked specifications list for the upcoming Galaxy S7 suggests this year’s upgrade will be all about adding power and improving upon last year’s incredible camera. It also indicates that Samsung will be joining forces with Qualcomm again after avoiding its fiery Snapdragon 810.

Samsung is in trouble. Photo: Killian Bell/Cult of Android

In a not-exactly-happy New Year message sent to employees, Samsung chief executive Kwon Oh-hyun has warned that growth will continue to slow over the course of 2016 — with the reason being weak global economies and increased competition from the likes of Apple.

We’ve heard for years that Apple could incorporate OLED displays into next-generation iPhones, but over the past few months, those rumors have ramped up, suggesting that the power-sipping display technology could land as early as the iPhone 7.

Now, a new report buttresses those rumors, saying Apple is close to finalizing a supply agreement with Samsung and LG to give future iPhones OLED displays.