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In light of iPhone 8 hogging up all media attention when it launches, Samsung has carefully strategized when it will be releasing its second flagship smartphone, the Galaxy Note 8. According to DJ Koh of Samsung Mobile, the device will be unveiled in “late August” and will be available in two waves: one in early September…
Most of the information about the upcoming Samsung Galaxy Note 8 is either from leaks in the supply chain or based on expert opinion. But now, Samsung has started hinting at the Note 8’s features, including practically confirming a dual-camera set up on the new device. If you look at the web page of Exynos…
Galaxy Note 8 is expected to see the light of day soon. Though there is a lot of speculation on the design and features, it looks like Samsung has remained tight-lipped, but with a few “accidental leaks” on the upcoming Galaxy Note 8 making their way into the media. The Galaxy Note 8 is said to…
Galaxy Note 7’s successor, the Samsung Galaxy Note 8, is expected to take all the learnings from both the Galaxy S8 as well as the failed predecessor and bring it to the Note 8. That means a rear-mounted fingerprint sensor, but with adequate spacing. It also means a smaller battery than the S8, so another Note 7 debacle can be…
Samsung looks like it’s being extra-cautious with the Galaxy Note 7 that’s coming out soon. A new report from the supply chain shows that battery capacity is being cut to 3300mAh, which is less than the 3500mAh on the Galaxy Note 7 from last year as well as the larger Galaxy S8+ from earlier in…
Samsung could soon be releasing its very first $1000 smartphone, the Galaxy Note 8, a follow-up to the failed Galaxy Note 7. According to a South Korean site called Osen, which cited a Samsung Electronics official, the smartphone is coming in two storage variants: a 64GB base model and a 128GB top-end model. This is…
It looks like smartphone buyers will need to start shelling out in excess of a thousand dollars for a premium device from 2017 onwards. On the heels of iPhone 8 rumors about pricing starting at $1,000, it is now reported that the Samsung Galaxy Note 8 will retail from September starting at €999, or roughly $1,120….
The Galaxy Note 7 was a big phablet, sporting a 5.7-inch display. Now, a Galaxy Note 8 leak shows that the device could be wielding a massive 6.3-inch screen. Is that going to be simply too big to handle? Not necessarily. Here’s why. Remember the Galaxy Mega from back in 2013 that had the same…
KGI Securities analyst Ming-Chi Kuo is best known for his predictions about Apple’s upcoming iPhones, but this time he’s got a scoop on the Galaxy Note 8 coming out of Samsung’s foundries later this year. According to Kuo, the dual camera on the Note 8 could be the “the most important upgrade” for the new Galaxy Note…
A new photo of a device reported to be Samsung’s next 2018 flagship device, the Galaxy Note 8, is now making the rounds. The device looks suspiciously like the Galaxy S8 Plus, however, leading to a possible conclusion that the image is likely a fake. Although Samsung may be following a similar design approach to the upcoming Galaxy…
Until recently, it was thought that Samsung would scrap the Note 8 and stop work on all future Note models. The massive fail of Note 7 after multiple issues even with replacement units, Samsung was forced to pull the model off the shelves. It was inevitable after so many problems, which was why everyone thought there…
Samsung Galaxy Note 9 is among the most anticipated phones on the market. The Note 9 is expected to follow the huge success of the current Note 8 on the market. Last year, the South Korean firm announced the Note 8 as a successor to the discontinued Note 7. The Note 8 did a good…
Today is March 29, the 88th day of the year 2017, and the day Samsung unveils its primary flagship smartphone, the Samsung Galaxy S8 and its larger sibling, the Samsung Galaxy S8+. As Samsung waits with bated breath for public response to the new smartphone, an old failure comes to the forefront yet again, in the…
2016 was a bad year for most smartphone manufacturers, but two of the most hard hit companies were Samsung and Apple, the global leaders in smartphones. While Samsung’s fiasco with the Galaxy Note 7 was an impediment in many ways, Apple didn’t fare that well either, experiencing its first year of negative sales growth. The Galaxy…
The Note 7 is dead. Long live Note 7. We’ve just heard that next year’s Samsung Galaxy S8 could be coming with S Pen support for the 6-inch display variant of the Galaxy S8. The Galaxy S8 plus-sized phone is rumored to carry over a lot of features from the Note 7 which, if not…
