Samsung Galaxy Book May Feature Stylus, LTE

The South Korean tech giant, Samsung, it now ready to launch its recent mid-range flagship smartphone called the Samsung Galaxy C9 Pro in the Malaysian market. This would go along with the model numbers for the Galaxy S8 and Galaxy S8 Plus which are the SM-G950 and SM-G955.

Samsung will also include an Iris Scanner into the Galaxy S8 according to Blass. And it has been speculated, for quite some time now, that Samsung is aiming to release the Galaxy S8 with a much bigger screen through slimming down its bezels and bidding farewell to the brand’s signature physical home button. “Huawei is poised to reduce the gap further with the No 2 global smartphone vendor”, “Mate 9 with Alexa will start shipping into the U.S. in the first quarter of 2017”.

Most important is that phenomenally large 6.2-inch Super AMOLED display.

Samsung is choosing not to reveal all at the Mobile World Congress trade show this year, which starts next week, in favour of a standalone event for the launch of the Galaxy S8. The phone runs on Android 7.0 Nougat.

As for when you’ll see this in devices, our guess is late March when the next Samsung phone is expected to be announced, with this likely inside of it. Specifically, the device could come with a screen that covers almost all of the smartphone’s face. Could it take after the regular Galaxy S8 instead?

The app description in the Windows Store specifically states that it has been designed for “Galaxy Book” and “may not function normally on other devices”.

However, a new leak suggests that Samsung plans to keep fans in the loop of what is going on with the Galaxy S8. In the imaging duties, the phone has a 12 MP of rear camera with autofocus and LED flash.

Marketed on the eshop of Samsung but also on, PriceMinister, Amazon, Fnac or even materiel.net, the Galaxy A5 of 2017 is available nearly everywhere. Samsung plans to extend support to additional devices soon. Up front, the Galaxy S8 could sport an 8-megapixel selfie camera with auto-focus.

“Huawei introduced Mate 9 during the quarter – within a month of Samsung discontinuing the Galaxy Note 7 – which was good timing to position it as an alternative”, said Gupta.