Further, the 64GB and the 128GB variants of Samsung Galaxy S8 would cost $885 and $943 respectively.
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Recent leaks of the Galaxy Tab S3 suggest the tablet may adopt Samsung’s curved display look, which originated on the manufacturer’s Galaxy smartphones. It is also said that there will be a personal assistant coming along with Samsung Galaxy S8 name Bixby and IRIS Scanner too. Like a smartphone-powered Samuel L Jackson turning up to spoil Robert Downy Jr’s first superhero film, the South Korean company is setting up a “post-credits tease” of the 2017 flagship.
As to whether or not the Samsung Galaxy Note 8 will live up to this promise can only be proven when the phablet finally goes on sale in April.
Once it is clear that the Samsung Galaxy S8 not be in the game at the Mobile World Congress 2017, everything indicates that the flagship of the Korean company will be a tablet, namely the Samsung Galaxy Tab S3. These features give you the interest why you have to buy Samsung Galaxy S8. And, the S8s will have screens that curve down at the right and left sides of the device, similar to the Galaxy S7 edge, according to BGR reports.
Samsung is believed to be sourcing Galaxy S8 batteries primarily from Samsung SDI. While it would be interesting to see people use smartphone NFC for payment, Samsung will surely have many hurdles to face.
There are also some other reports doing the round that the Note 4 and the Note Edge in the Samsung Galaxy series are next in the pipeline to receive the January security patch update. The phone will be made in glass sandwich like the previous Galaxy S generation, but it will lack a flat-screen variant. Samsung has packed in a 12-megapixel rear camera and 5-megapixel front-facing shooter, in addition to making both devices dustproof and waterproof.
Under the hood, the Galaxy Tab S3 is likely to have Qualcomm Snapdragon 820 processor paired with 4GB of RAM and 32GB/128GB internal storage.
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The Galaxy S3 tab will probably run on Android 7 Nougat-based OS.
