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The iPhone 7 is here, but it’s already got stiff competition from Android handsets from the likes of Samsung and HTC. In this article, I’ll be putting the iPhone 7 head-to-head with what’s arguably the best Android phone of 2016, the Samsung Galaxy S7, and finding out which is best. We’ve had both handsets for a while, and that means we’ve been able to compare everything from the features and specs, to the camera, price and storage options. So, want to know what the best phone to get is in 2016? Read our iPhone 7 vs Samsung Galaxy S7 comparison to find out. Complete article: iPhone 7 vs Samsung Galaxy S7