The iPhone 7s will be the first joint child of Apple and Samsung. Yes, you read that right! What seemed impossible yesterday is a reality today. Apple jumped into bed with Samsung, its mortal enemy. No, it's not an April Fool's joke like the one about the iGalaxy. It is true that the cooperation will not be so close, but it is nevertheless a tectonic or better, a billion-dollar shift in the relations between the Korean and American brands.
iPhone 7s will be the brand's first child together Apple and Samsung. We emphasize again that this is not an April Fool's joke like the one about the phone iGalaxy. It's true that we're skipping events a bit, because iPhone 7, about which tons of ink has already been spilled, has not even seen the light of day, while we are already talking about its successor, the model iPhone 7s and 7s Plus. Although usually S-branded phones don't garner as much attention as a new generation phone, it might happen this time a precedent, as the iPhone 7s and 7s Plus will be born in collaboration with Samsung.
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Apple and Samsung recently signed a contract worth 2.3 billion euros. They probably both realized the value of the phrase "Keep your friends close, your enemies even closer!" And what should we expect from the iPhone 7s and 7s Plus deal in 2017? Samsung's 5.5-inch AMOLED screen. It should primarily enable better image display, especially videos. They will have phones slightly curvedo housing and screen , and the housing will be made of plastic, glass and ceramic. Wireless charging will also be part of the standard equipment biometric identification of the user.
That it's not the first time, when Apple will rely on Samsung technology. In 2007, when the first generation of iPhones was released, Apple only offered LED screens and everything until 2009 bet on those from the Samsung subsidiary Samsung Display. They also received processors from the Koreans. When fame got to their heads (read when they became serious competitors in the market), Apple broke ties and installed the brand's screens Japan Display and LG Display. After several years, they are back on the same bank.
