According to Business Insider, the rumor is that Samsung is busy developing a smartphone with a screen. The feature was well-received in with the company’s Note series of phablets and it is making its surprise inclusion with the Galaxy Tab S3, which works surprisingly well.
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The folded phone after opening will appear more traditional like any other smartphone and slightly longer. However, it’s claimed that Samsung isn’t using Sony’s camera sensor.
The April 21 release for the Galaxy S8 and the Galaxy S8 plus in its nation of origin recommends that the smartphones could land in the US before long. There isn’t a release date set yet for this but many are predicting it could be later this year. Apparently, the Samsung Galaxy Tab S3 Book Cover will be sold separately in the country for a price of $129.99. It would certainly be a new innovation in smartphone technology.
However, a South Korean news site called ETNews finally gave out the latest from Samsung.
We’ve asked Samsung to confirm whether the leaked poster is the real thing.
Samsung Galaxy S8 and S8 Plus will be unveiled on Mach 29 at the Unpacked event.
In the testing phase, the company plans to make only 1000 of such devices and the mass production is projected to start in 2018 with a proper launch.
Samsung hasn’t officially released details about its new phones, but there are plenty of reports out there about what we can expect.
“The larger and wider screen is not aimed at maximising revenue, as this is the first time for Samsung to manufacture the unprecedented OLED display size”, a company official said. “After nearly a decade since the company first succeeded in folding a functioning display in 2008, the foldable display has not been commercialized yet, which means there are still many technical trade-offs to make and difficulties to overcome”. “The firm will instead focus on form-factor changes with the bezel-less design and edge-to-edge, flexible OLED displays”.
Not only will this highly talked about mobile device have a dual camera, it is also reported to be powered by the most modern and high-end chipset which is the Exynos 8895.
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There is no home button on the phone, according to a report from tech blog BGR, which has a strong reputation for accuracy when it comes to leaks. However, some reports say that it may most likely be used in the upcoming S8 and not the Note, but it may still be possible. Why?
