With Samsung Galaxy S8 almost nearing its launch, rumors are beginning to thrive lately, implying that the company is currently in a difficult situation, given the recent Note 7 debacle. The pressure is believed to be high on the Korean tech, which suggests that Samsung would likely bring impressive features to the much-anticipated Samsung Galaxy S8.
Samsung is expected to offer two versions of the Samsung Galaxy S8. One is a regular model with a 5.7-inch size and a curved screen, while the other model would be a 6.2" phablet with bezel-less display. Recent reports suggest that the company will not include a dual-camera setup, and would instead opt for a high-end single snapper with top-of-the-line specs for the new Samsung Galaxy S8.
The new Samsung Galaxy S8 is also rumored to have stereo speakers with a Harman branding, given that the company has just acquired Harman for $8 billion. However, a representative from Samsung has reportedly confirmed that the Samsung Galaxy S8 will use Harman's technology, although not before 2018.
There are also speculations that Samsung is aiming at both the Note users and the S users with the Samsung Galaxy S8, and would therefore make up for the Note 7. It should also be noted that the company will not include a number of features, which means that the Samsung Galaxy S8 is unlikely to end up unpolished.
Samsung Galaxy S8 is believed to officially launch in February and will likely hit the market in March 2017, GSM Arena reported. Meanwhile, as Samsung prepares its 10-nanometer FinFET technology to power the Samsung Galaxy S8, reports claim that the chip may not ready yet.
Samsung, according to reports, is likely facing a lawsuit over an alleged infringement of a patent on the said FinFET technology, which the company has previously boasted about generously. Also, it is likewise the one important key to the manufacturing process of the Qualcomm Snapdragon 835, according to report. Watch Samsung Galaxy S8 New Update!!!
