Samsung elaborated on Samsung Connect next where all your connected apps are at one location, which can be controlled remotely. It allows you to access all your connected devices in your home from anywhere. Samsung also plans to introduce voice supports.Samsung introduces a premium router called Samsung Connect Home – which allows the users to connect Samsung and Smart Things appliances in a better manner.
Galaxy S8 and S8+ run on Google's latest OS Android 7.0 Nougat out of the box. Coming to specs, Samsung Galaxy S8 sports a 5.8-inch QuadHD+ (2960x1440) 'Infinity Display' with Corning Gorilla Glass 5 protection and 570ppi pixel density,while the S8 Plus has 6.2 inched display. No bezels on the phones.The phone is perfectly symmetrical and beautifully curved.
Infinity display offers a large screen, which means users have
to scroll less, and can multi task easily.Denison also talks
about how a large screen is more fun for ‘entertainment’
purposes.comes with an end-to-end display which spills over the
sides of the phone. The phone is made of pristine glass and an
aluminum shell. This the highest ever screen to body ratio on a
Samsung smartphone.Furthermore, both Galaxy S8 and S8+ have
pressure-sensitive home buttons built right into the phones'
screens.
On the optics front, the Galaxy S8 sports a 12MP dual-pixel
camera with f/1.7 aperture and OIS. There is also a
front-facing 8MP autofocus camera with f/1.7 aperture.
It is powered by an octa-core Qualcomm Snapdragon 835 processor
along with 4GB RAM and 64GB inbuilt storage.The Samsung Galaxy
S8 comes with a 3000mAh battery.Galaxy S8 Plus comes with the
same RAM and inbuilt storage. The duo support microSD card up
to 256GB.It is backed by a larger 3500mAh battery supporting
the same wireless fast-charging technology. This time Samsung
has taken extra care of the battery after the Note7
failure.Battery safety is addressed next with an 8-point safety
check.
It is worth adding that the handsets may be powered by the company's own Exynos 9-series processor in select countries, including India.
The Samsung Galaxy S8 features iris scanning technology, fingerprint scanning (the scanner has been moved to the back this time), as well as facial recognition. Just looking at your phone would now unlock your smartphone (Another feature we’ve seen in the Pixel in the past). Users could also make use of the traditional patterns, PINs and passwords.Samsung also addresses security and mentions biometric security where users don’t type passwords, they are the passwords.
Samsung also made mention of Samsung pay and Samsung health.Quarter of a Billion transactions per day happens through Samsung pay.Whereas Samsung health allows the users to ‘ask an expert’ in the US (Already available in Korea and China). Users can easily take medical advice with the help of the Samsung Health service.
The phone is all set to release on the 21st of April. Every S8 will come with an AKG earphone, which is separately available for $99.Both come in five colour variants - Midnight Black, Arctic Silver, Maple Gold, Coral Blue and Orchid Gray. The duo are also claimed to be the first ones that come with Mobile HDR Premium certification.
The Galaxy S8 and the Galaxy S8+ can connect with the new Gear 360, which has been launched at the sidelines, to create 4K 360-degree videos and 15MP photos.
The Samsung Galaxy S8 will begin starting at $720 in the US and at £689 for those in the UK. The Samsung Galaxy S8 Plus ranges from $840 to $850 depending on carrier to carrier.
It is worth adding that the handsets may be powered by the company's own Exynos 9-series processor in select countries, including India.
The Samsung Galaxy S8 features iris scanning technology, fingerprint scanning (the scanner has been moved to the back this time), as well as facial recognition. Just looking at your phone would now unlock your smartphone (Another feature we’ve seen in the Pixel in the past). Users could also make use of the traditional patterns, PINs and passwords.Samsung also addresses security and mentions biometric security where users don’t type passwords, they are the passwords.
Samsung also made mention of Samsung pay and Samsung health.Quarter of a Billion transactions per day happens through Samsung pay.Whereas Samsung health allows the users to ‘ask an expert’ in the US (Already available in Korea and China). Users can easily take medical advice with the help of the Samsung Health service.
The phone is all set to release on the 21st of April. Every S8 will come with an AKG earphone, which is separately available for $99.Both come in five colour variants - Midnight Black, Arctic Silver, Maple Gold, Coral Blue and Orchid Gray. The duo are also claimed to be the first ones that come with Mobile HDR Premium certification.
The Galaxy S8 and the Galaxy S8+ can connect with the new Gear 360, which has been launched at the sidelines, to create 4K 360-degree videos and 15MP photos.
The Samsung Galaxy S8 will begin starting at $720 in the US and at £689 for those in the UK. The Samsung Galaxy S8 Plus ranges from $840 to $850 depending on carrier to carrier.
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