Samsung is planning to launch the next iteration of its flagship Galaxy smartphone, and the Wall Street Journal reports that the Galaxy S7 - possibly coming next March - will include a "pressure-sensitive display and a new high-speed charging port" in its new devices. The company is reportedly considering the inclusion of a retina scanner in some versions of its new flagship. Like the Galaxy S6, Samsung will debut two models: the Galaxy S7 and Galaxy S7 Edge.

Apple has already equipped the latest iPhones with pressure-sensitive displays as part of the "3D Touch" functionality. With a USB Type-C port, the Galaxy S7 will charge significantly faster, with sources telling the Wall Street Journal that devices will "allow for a full day's charge in under 30 minutes and in some cases significantly faster than that." An improved camera capable of shooting pictures in low-light conditions is also said to be coming.

We can expect the Galaxy S7 family to make its debut in or around Mobile World Congress, which opens on February 22nd, with the handsets going on sale a couple of weeks later.