Best Smartphones coming in 2016

Some smartphones are waited for a long time and there are some stunners coming in 2016 that includes the best of the android, windows and iPhones.

Samsung Galaxy S7 - Releasing on March 11th 

Samsung to unveil the new Galaxy S7. To get the important parts out of the way, the new Samsung Galaxy S7 will be available from March 11th, although pre-ordering directly from Samsung will get you the device a whole three days earlier for the particularly impatient. The 32GB unlocked version will cost Rs 41896.63.

Externally, the chassis isn't drastically different from last year's Galaxy S6, as the same materials and colours have made a return. Instead, changes have been made internally. This is beyond just the specifications upgrades, so expect the S7 to be more than just faster than last year's model. The S7 is now IP68 waterproof, meaning it can handle being submerged to 1.5m for 30 minutes and there's no need to use rubber caps to block the ports.

The thing which will make a lot of people happy is the return of the microSD card slot. This can be expanded by up to 200GB. Android Marshmallow also handles extra storage far better than previous versions, too. The S7's battery life has also seen a capacity increase, so we're hoping for more longevity.

LG G5 - Releasing in April 

The LG G5 now has a magnesium alloy chassis, so its build quality has improved on last year's plastic affair. While replaceable batteries aren't exactly the most exciting things in the world, things get a little more intriguing with the LG G5's manner of battery swapping.

The entire bottom now slides off and you can simply swap the battery over and slide it back in. But that's the least interesting part of the G5's modularity. Various different modules are available that add extra functionality, such as the Cam Plus module that will be useful for photographers, or the Hi-Fi Plus module for the audiophiles. This includes the LG 360 Cam for 360-degree video.

LG G - Flex3 - Releasing in September

After the launch of LG G5 they are now looking at the next big game changer or which we can also call as the successor to the LG flex 2, the interesting LG G flex 3. The previous G Flex 2 known for its bended u shape body, this time we can expect more smooth finish with LG g flex 3. The device may launch in IFA Berlin September 2016. The Upcoming smartphone will come equipped with Snapdragon 830.

It will come with a 20.7 megapixel rear camera which will be capable of recording 4K videos, and 8Mp front camera for selfies and video calling. It will be powered with 6GB RAM, because now the 4GB are getting older as time goes, new smartphones with more specifications will take place in future. The Best upcoming smartphone will be fuelled with bigger 3500mAh battery this time for more backup. Have a look at the rest of the specifications below.

Xiaomi Mi6 

As we all know that Xiaomi is the brand which is pretty famous for its Cheap, budget, high-end Smartphones as we have previously seen a lot of them. The people just expect some uniqueness from the upcoming series, but from our point of view Xiaomi will be making flagship killer this time, and will do some thing out of the box with this device, however the specifications are not officially leaked but we are discussing some rumoured specs below about this Upcoming Smartphone.

This phone is coming with Ultra HD 2160 x 3840 pixels Super AMOLED display. The upcoming smartphone will come equipped with Qualcomm Snapdragon 820 with a 4GB of powerful RAM. It may come with 5g network support with a 4200mah long lasting battery. It will have 21-Megapixels camera at back and 13-Megapixel camera at front.

Apple iPhone 7 - Releasing in September

Apple will undoubtedly continue its usual tick-tock strategy of handset releases. 2014 gave us a the iPhone 6, 2015 brought the updated iPhone 6S and so 2016 will provide a whole new hardware design in the form of the iPhone 7. It will certainly be launched in late September, as in previous years. 

Not much is known about the new design yet, but some rumours are circulating. There's much talk of the phone getting rid of the headphone jack, using Lightning port and wireless headsets instead. This could, in turn, allow the phone to become slimmer still, although battery life could be a concern. There's also talk of a camera with multiple sensors to improve image quality and focus speeds.

Surface Phone - Releasing in August 

Microsoft is working on a Surface-branded phone running Windows 10. The new handset has now been placed under the development of Panos Panay, now in charge of the Devices Division at Microsoft, and is completely separate from previous work done by Nokia on such hardware.

With the success of the Surface Pro 4 and the allure of the Surface Book (yet to be released in the UK), such a phone could easily be the most exciting handset of the year, and not just because it would be something truly new. It contains an Intel-designed chipset along with the usual magnesium alloy chassis. 

Samsung Galaxy Note 6

The Samsung Galaxy note 6 will expected to arrive in a couple of months after the standard Samsung Galaxy S7, maybe in August or september 2016. We can expect some flexible display, or something extra thin body just like 4.5 mm about the phone. In 2016 we would welcome more edge devices from other companies too. So that will be the reason to do some different than edge technology.

This handset is coming with a 30MP and 16MP isocell camera and a 6 GB RAM which can touch up to 8GB. It include an 4700mAh battery with an external storage option from 16GB to 256GB. it comes with a Samsung Exynos 9 Octa processor and a 5.5-inch 4K display.

Sony Xperia X

Sony is launching 3 devices unde "Xperia X" moniker. There's the  Xperia XA, which is the lower-tier device, and the Xperia X and Xperia X Performance. 

The Xperia X has a smooth metal back. There's a 23 megapixel rear camera with new predictive hybrid autofocus. The lens hasn't changed from the Z5 but the new AF should be a big improvement. microSD card slots are available and you can install a card up to 200GB to supplement the built-in storage. There single- and dual-sim options, with the latter having more internal storage at 64GB. The single-SIM model will make do with 32GB. Sony claims that it is making some bold 'two-day battery life'  for this set so let's see that how it fairs in reality.