Samsung Galaxy S7 could be launched this year by the company Samsung, many months before the period when it is speculated that the future terminal would reach the market, those from Samsung being in an apparent attempt to speed up the development process of its terminals.
According to some information that appeared during this day, the launch Samsung Galaxy S7 it would take place in December of this year and not in April of next year, all based on a radical improvement of the smartphone manufacturing process.
Samsung currently uses a manufacturing process called Waterfall to develop and assemble its terminals, but starting with Samsung Galaxy S7 would switch to a different manufacturing process called Agile, which would substantially reduce production time.
According to those who have details about the new manufacturing process, Agile compartmentalizes the development and production process of the terminals more, the final combination of all elements being done with much greater speed than in the past, this allows the advanced launch.
According to a new report from Korea, Samsung has decided to change from its old 'Waterfall' methodology to 'Agile' for the Galaxy S7 which could shorten development by up to 1 or 2 months. The Agile methodology implies creating a project with simple beginnings and building it up by splitting development into modules which are completed as fast as possible.
Although the Waterfall system allows for a much safer development of the terminals, the Agile system will bring the devices to the market faster, even if several devices could have defects, for Samsung mainly speed and secondarily quality, apparently.
Considering that Samsung has very big problems with profit and revenues, the advanced launch of the Samsung Galaxy S7 could be a desperate attempt to help the company, because the launch in winter will almost certainly bring extremely high sales, if the stocks are sufficient .
