Although Samsung has yet to reveal its own either Galaxy Note 8, the first details of the phones for next year are slowly being rumored in the corridors. According to secret sources, the roughest hints are drawn long in advance. It is said that Samsung has already slowly started to prepare the production of some components. After all, thanks to the data associated with them, we have a unique opportunity to form a first impression. So let's get to it.
Future Galaxy The S9 should bring a screen with dimensions of 5,77", its bigger brother S9 Plus will then come with a display with a diagonal of 6,22". Of course, both models should have a rounded display. In appearance, it will be noticeably closer to this year's Infinity displays, which we know from the already mentioned ones Galaxy S8 and S8 Plus. This time too, Samsung will reportedly try to integrate the fingerprint sensor into the display. However, it is difficult to predict its success. However, it is significantly more real than it was this year.
If there's anything that stands out about this information, it's undoubtedly the size of the S9 Plus. Its display dimensions almost match the size of the upcoming one Galaxy Note 8. So it is possible that next year we will see a slightly larger Note model, which would certainly be very interesting.
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The design probably won't change much
New and more accurate ones will appear in the coming months informace about these upcoming models. If Samsung follows its classic strategy of unveiling a flagship, we can look forward to it in about six months. When Galaxy The S9 will then be another six months longer. However, it is very likely that we will not see any huge changes in the design of the upcoming phones. In addition to the integrated fingerprint reader. This strategy worked, for example, in the evolution of the S7 from the S6. In the competition, we can see this model on Apple phones. They also keep a very similar, if not the same, design for several years.
And what do you think? Don't you think the display size is already a bit over the line? Or perhaps you will welcome this change with open arms?
Source: androidauthority
