The south korean manufacturer company SAMSUNG has gone leaked image's of its new Samsung Galaxy S8 begun testing its upcoming flagship Smartphone in china,which would explain the Chinese setup-but this hardly qualifies as actual evidence.Indeed,there are plenty of clues to suggest the picture is fake.
There’s no home button on the front side, a courageous decision from Samsung that is necessary to increase the screen-to-bezel ratio. That’s also something many rumors have suggested. The capacitive buttons that would flank the home button are gone as well for the same reason.
What we can see in the image are top and bottom bezels that are still rather large, and an unsightly Samsung logo on the bottom bezel. It also seems that the top bezel, which houses the speaker, front camera and sensors, is even bigger than the bottom one.
What’s strange about the image,it is that the on-screen navigation buttons aren’t there to replace the capacitive ones. They should be visible when you head into Settings or any other app, rather than hiding automatically. This may indicate the picture is either a Photoshop job or we’re looking at Samsung’s way of increasing the screen at the expense of the navigation buttons, which may go into hiding when not needed. Of course, there’s also a rumor or two floating around that Samsung plans to copy Apple’s 3D Touch functionality in some way, so that’s another possibility.
Rumor has it that Samsung plans to announce the Galaxy S8 device on February 26, 2017, which is one day before Mobile World Congress starts. And according to The Korea Herald, Samsung is already placing component orders for the Galaxy S8. The launch of the Galaxy S8 is a big deal because Samsung is looking to redeem itself in the smartphone market due to the massive Galaxy Note 7 recall caused by combustion issues.
There has been speculation about the features that will be included in the Samsung Galaxy S8 over the last year or so. Some of the changes will be minor, but there are seven notable rumored features that makes the Galaxy S8 sound worth waiting for
Features of New Galaxy S8
#1 4K Resolution Screen
#2 Dual-Lens Cameras
#3 Exynos 8895 And Qualcomm Snapdragon 830 Chipsets
#4 Headphone Jack Removed In Favor Of USB-C Audio
#5 ARM Mali-G71 Graphics Chip
#6 Two Display Sizes, Both With Edge Screens
#7 Edge-To-Edge Display Without A Physical Home Button
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There’s no home button on the front side, a courageous decision from Samsung that is necessary to increase the screen-to-bezel ratio. That’s also something many rumors have suggested. The capacitive buttons that would flank the home button are gone as well for the same reason.
What we can see in the image are top and bottom bezels that are still rather large, and an unsightly Samsung logo on the bottom bezel. It also seems that the top bezel, which houses the speaker, front camera and sensors, is even bigger than the bottom one.
What’s strange about the image,it is that the on-screen navigation buttons aren’t there to replace the capacitive ones. They should be visible when you head into Settings or any other app, rather than hiding automatically. This may indicate the picture is either a Photoshop job or we’re looking at Samsung’s way of increasing the screen at the expense of the navigation buttons, which may go into hiding when not needed. Of course, there’s also a rumor or two floating around that Samsung plans to copy Apple’s 3D Touch functionality in some way, so that’s another possibility.
There has been speculation about the features that will be included in the Samsung Galaxy S8 over the last year or so. Some of the changes will be minor, but there are seven notable rumored features that makes the Galaxy S8 sound worth waiting for
Features of New Galaxy S8
#1 4K Resolution Screen
#2 Dual-Lens Cameras
#3 Exynos 8895 And Qualcomm Snapdragon 830 Chipsets
#4 Headphone Jack Removed In Favor Of USB-C Audio
#5 ARM Mali-G71 Graphics Chip
#6 Two Display Sizes, Both With Edge Screens
#7 Edge-To-Edge Display Without A Physical Home Button
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