Samsung Galaxy S8 is without a doubt one of the best-designed phones from any smartphone maker and it even inspired many other smartphones that came after it. And according to recent teasers and reports, this is indeed going to be the biggest differentiator from last year’s phones. As expected, it looks like Samsung is by and large keeping the same design as the Galaxy S8.
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When the Galaxy Note8 launched late previous year, many balked at the $950 price point of the device at launch. On the earlier renders, it appears that the curved edges are thicker but this latest leak seems to confirm that it would be as “bezel-less” as their current S8/S8+.
The video shows off the official cases and the rear camera design, as well as the overall look and feel of the Galaxy S9 itself.
One of the main considerations of smartphone users nowadays is the size of the display. According to the GFXBench listing, the Galaxy Tab S4 sports a huge 10.5-inch display that has a resolution of 2560 x 1600 pixels.
Arguably the most intriguing of the Samsung Galaxy S9 features promised ahead of the release of the device is the embedded fingerprint scanner that both Samsung and Apple have been trying to deliver for some time.
The Galaxy S9 will reportedly have a single 12-megapixel rear camera with variable aperture, allowing users to set it between f.1/5 and f/2.4. The overall package should result in some pretty impressive pictures, in both well-lit and low-light conditions.
The only downside of the U Pro is the chipset, a Snapdragon 660 which is obviously less powerful than the Snapdragon 845 which is rumored to power the Galaxy S9.
Samsung s9’s clone also includes two 13 megapixel cameras on its back and an 8megapixel camera on the front. The news of these upgrades comes with notes on native storage space that leaves rumors of models with 256 or 512 GB capacities still unconfirmed. In the latest, the image of the Galaxy S9 has been leaked, along with a few key other details. The battery will measure in at 3500mAh, and it will offer all of the biometric security features and wireless connection options as the Galaxy S9.
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The Galaxy S9 and Galaxy S9 Plus will be officially unveiled this Sunday, i.e. 25th of February at a Galaxy Unpacked event in Barcelona, Spain.
