Samsung shipping both ISOCELL and Sony sensors in the Galaxy S7…again
http://www.androidauthority.com/samsung-ga...sensors-678779/

...Generally speaking, it looks like most U.S.-bound Galaxy S7 and S7 Edges equipped with the Qualcomm Snapdragon 820 tend to use the Sony sensor and the European S7 models with the Exynos SoC use the ISOCELL sensor, although there have been several exceptions posted on the web already.....

.....If you want to find out which sensor your Galaxy S7 or Galaxy S7 uses, just install an app called AIDA64 and check the top line under Devices. The Sony IMX260 will be listed as such as the Samsung ISOCELL sensor will be listed as SLSI blah blah for System LSI, the Samsung division responsible for producing the ISOCELL sensor.....