The flagship treatment: 7 reasons the Galaxy S7 Active should have a worldwide release

The Galaxy S7 Active has an announcement date set for June 10th, and I’ve already said in another place that I’d like to see some changes to the upcoming Active handset as opposed to its 2015 counterpart (the Galaxy S6 Active). While that piece dealt with some additional things I’d like to see Samsung implement into the S7 Active, it didn’t deal with one factor I believe is a drawback every year for the Active line: the Galaxy S7 Active appears to be restricted to AT&T – and only AT&T in the US. The Galaxy S7 Active, like the last 3 generations of Active smartphones (Samsung’s first-gen. Active model was the Galaxy S4 Active back in 2013), is restricted to either AT&T and Sprint (the Galaxy S5 Active) or solely AT&T. This is a drawback for what is, otherwise, a stellar flagship that should be experienced by consumers no matter their geographic location. Simply put, we believe that Samsung should release the Galaxy S7 Active worldwide, and the following work gives 7 reasons to that end. Click to read the rest of the article