Samsung Galaxy S8 Will Supposedly Not Have Traditional Navigation Buttons, Too!

When it comes with the specs, PC Advisor has learned that Samsung Galaxy Note 8 might arrive boasting a Quad-HD or 4K SuperAMOLED display. Meanwhile, a report on Investor notes that Samsung has nearly doubled the first shipments of the Galaxy S8 compared to the predecessor Galaxy S7.

However, according to the listing, the OS for the tab will be getting an update.

The Galaxy Note 8 will likely sport a 5.7-inch display like the Galaxy Note 7.

The next Samsung devices are anticipated to be released in a few months and users are excited to see what the Samsung Galaxy S8 and S8 Plus will offer.

Prior to this, Samsung Galaxy C5 Pro had appeared in TENAA, and is also said to have been certified by the WiFi Alliance. The availability of the device is still a big question as an MWC 2017 launch would doubt to delay the availability of device for quite some time owing to Samsung galaxy S8 flagship.

Samsung is lately rumored working on its next Galaxy Note phablet, probably it could be officially named as Galaxy Note 8, but now is carrying a codename of Baikal.

The South Korean tech giant confirmed that Hello Samsung will basically be a special software that’s created to curate content such as music, news and weather information.

Reported first by Evan Blass on Twitter, the latest flagship from Samsung will come in two display variants.

Besides, it’s said to run either a Snapdragon 835 or Samsung’s homegrown Exynos 8895 processor bundled with 6GB of RAM. It will be interesting how Samsung ensures similar battery life with significantly larger Quad HD displays. There are reports of a dedicated button on the side of the smartphone for new upcoming voice -assistant code named as “Bixby”.

As of now, Samsung is gearing up to launch its Galaxy S8 series. Such a move is very unusual for Samsung but if the backstory is to be predicted, Samsung might have saved up the “Edge” release to match their rumoured Note 8 that can be expected later this year.