The Galaxy S7 Edge specs states that Samsung will use two processors for its S7 line: an Exynos and a Snapdragon. This is how Samsung had previously managed the massive demand for its flagship devices, until last year when problems with the Snapdragon 810 forced Samsung to only use its own Exynos 7420 chipset in the Galaxy S6 and S6 Edge.
The new Snapdragon 820 is reportedly meeting Samsung's requirements, however, so Qualcomm has been let in to share the workload once again. Considering the success of the Exynos 7420.
Trusted leakster @evleaks is giving us a glimpse of the S7 edge's curved left side, showing minor refinements to the design. The announcement date is displayed on the screen too, in typical fashion.
Just a reminder, we already saw the Galaxy S7 edge in the flesh, boasting a 134K Antutu 6 score. As with all pre-release live images though, that one is poorly lit and blurry, so this render is welcome, nonetheless.
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