Among the biggest names when it comes to the world of smartphone technology, Samsung has been around the markets for quite a while now. The brand is known for their dedication to the users, and has been releasing some of the best smartphones of recent times. Following the Note 7 disaster things changed for Samsung. The next big release from the company, the Samsung Galaxy S8 was earlier expected to release at the Mobile World Congress 2017. However that no longer seems to be the case.
The Samsung Galaxy S8, based on rumors obtained via Ars Technica is expected to release at an event in New York in April. As of now the rumored date is that of the 15th of April. There has been no specific reason as to why Samsung is pushing the release, but it is likely that the company wants to ensure the safety of the device before they release it.
Samsung Galaxy S8 is expected to be announced in April, and will likely be released in late May. This would help Samsung spread the profits across the next few quarters bumping quarterly revenues for Q2 and Q3 higher. Samsung's delay is also possibly to ensure incidents like that of the Note 7 are not repeated again.
Talking about the expected specs of the phone, the Samsung Galaxy S8 looks like quite an impressive offering as of now. The phone is all set to feature the Snapdragon 835 processor, along with 6 to 8 GB of RAM and over 128GB of storage space. The camera of the Samsung Galaxy S8 is all set to dethrone Google Pixel as the best smartphone camera. It indeed looks quite interesting if we trust the rumors. As we draw closer to the release date, more details are expected to come out! Stay tuned with us for the latest updates.
A traveler by nature and journalist by profession. Priya is not just a regular contributor at Droidmen but has also been featured by many travel blogs. Her passions include reviewing the latest gadgets and devices and traveling to unexplored places.
Source: Samsung Galaxy S8 Not Likely To Release at MWC 2017
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