IAmSixNine
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I haven't doctored anything about that screen capture and we've seen what Samsung's quality control is like recently that even after a recall and some major adjustments, one of their phones is so bad they're having to cancel it altogether and issue refunds, so your can keep your snide remarks to yourself.
Your doing it again. Your bringing in a comparison of the quality issues of the Note 7 which has absolutely nothing to do with this conversation.
Just as i said your comparing a Nexus 4 to a Samsung S7 edge signal was not a real comparison. I seriously doubt Samsungs Note 7 issues are quality control related. This is looking more like a design issue or manufacturing flaw. What ever makes you happy.
Clearly you have not doctored any image because you did NOT post any image.
The image i was referencing was from the original poster not you. But i did make it sound like you posted it at the time, 2 months ago. So keep your snide remarks to your self. ha ha ha.. see what i did there.. Its called humor. As referenced by my LOL in the original comment. Which i think you missed yet other people got.
Anyway, it would have been better to simply say, oh it was not me who posted the images.
So back to being on topic. Weak signal will result in higher battery drain. Fact. As the signal drops the device will use higher power to try to keep an established connection.
Another fact is on CDMA devices your weak signal causes the device to look for neighboring towers more often to try to get a stronger more stable signal. All of this does increase battery usage.
Since your S7 edge has poor quality control from Samsung, as you stated, you should go back to that trusty Nexus 4 and never look back.
The Pixel also looks nice.