After Apple's release of the iPhone 6, the company is expected to roll out the iPhone 7 that would feature a 4.7-inch display with 400 ppi, iOS 9, 2 GB of RAM, and others. On the other hand, Samsung is going to release the Galaxy S6 successor, the Galaxy S7, which is expected to come out with a 5.5-inch display with 4K resolution, Android 6.0, 4 GB of RAM, and many more. Comparing these two devices, how would each differ in their performances? What are the potential benefits each device could give to consumers? A table will show.

Ever since 2015 began, Apple has reaped a whopping $58 billion with $13.6 billion net profit, claiming that they have sold over 61 million iPhones since January. On the other hand, a Samsung "earnings forecast" showed an expected net profit of 5.3 trillion won ($4.9 billion), which represents a 30% drop from 7.6 trillion won a year earlier. The release of the Galaxy S6 seems to be not enough. However, sales are expected to bounce back in Q2 once the S6 goes on sale.

iPhone 6 vs. Galaxy S6: Specs and features

Apple's iPhone 6 and Samsung's Galaxy S6 are both top contenders in the smartphone arena. Each devices sport specs and features that bring impressive overall functionality.

Each device brought the following specs and features:

iPhone 7 vs. Galaxy S7 potential specs, features, and benefits

A few weeks right after the release of iPhone 7 and Galaxy S6, rumors immediately sprouted, pointing to their successors that promise to come out with better specs and features as well as unique benefits. Reports and analysts noted Apple to release the iPhone 7 and Samsung with the Galaxy S7. This seems to imply that the smartphone war continues.

In view of recent rumors, each device is speculated to come out with the following:

The iPhone 7 is expected to be released this September, and the Galaxy S7 on or before April 2016. Though this may not be impossible for Apple and Samsung to release these kinds of device functions, each rumor should still be taken with a grain of salt. Still, if they turn out true, at least consumers have an idea of the potential benefits that each device would bring.