Samsung Galaxy The Note 7 was an excellent smartphone, unfortunately its batteries were the only thing that failed, so the company had to withdraw it from the market. Although the battery supplier was not entirely to blame, the company still decided not to take any chances Galaxy The S8 will make sure nothing like this happens again. According to a new report, Samsung will produce batteries mostly by itself and entrust only a small part to an experienced manufacturer in Japan.
Message from Han-kyung in fact, they claim that a full 80% of battery deliveries for Galaxy s8 will be provided by Samsung all by itself. Murata Manufacturing from Japan will take care of the remaining 20%. It uses the factories of Sony, which also produced batteries here. It was initially claimed that LG Chem would supply the battery for Samsung, but it ended up not happening.
Samsung should Galaxy s8 will be shown for the first time at the Mobile World Congress, which will be held in Barcelona this month. Unfortunately, the company is not expected to reveal everything about its new flagship model. A full-fledged performance should only take place at the end of March. This will give Samsung time to complete the final manufacturing details, thus ensuring that the batteries are indeed in good condition.
