Just like yesterday, when January 2017 landed and now 2018
is almost here with promising amazing possibilities in the world of technology.
And one of them is going to be the launching of Samsung Galaxy S8 successor,
the Samsung Galaxy S9.
Checkout the alleged Samsung Galaxy S9 360-degree video and images


According to the latest renders from 91Mobiles and @OnLeaks,
which are based on the factory CAD images allegedly from Samsung, the GalaxyS9 would have a dimension of 147.6 x 68.7 x 8.4mm. By implication, the
Galaxy S8 successor would be a bit smaller and thicker than its predecessor.

Checkout the alleged Samsung Galaxy S9 360-degree video and images

Recall that the GalaxyS8 that was announced earlier this year with a measurement of 148.9 x 68.1
x 8mm, that has a 5.8-inch S-AMOLED display.

Checkout the alleged Samsung Galaxy S9 360-degree video and images

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However, as far as camera is concerned, the new speculated renders
reveals that Galaxy S9 would though come with a dual rear camera setup but
would be limited to the Galaxy S9+.
Checkout the alleged Samsung Galaxy S9 360-degree video and images

Checkout the alleged Samsung Galaxy S9 360-degree video and images

The device’s Power button is said to be on the right side while
the Bixby button and volume control are on the left. The old legendary 3.5mm audio
jack will also be part of the S9 features as well as iris scanner, USB-C port,
and IP68 rated chassis, just like the S8.
Watch the below clip to see more of the renders

Rumoured specs for the
Samsung Galaxy S9 includes
  • Qualcomm’s latest Snapdragon 845 flagship processor / Samsung
    Exynos 9810 SoC-powered.
  • 4GB / 6GB RAM
  • Inbuilt Storage of 64 GB, expandable upto 512GB – Since Samsung
    has commenced the mas production of 512 GB flash storage modules for
    smartphones,
  • Android Oreo would take care of the operating system
    department.
Well, the phone is expected to be announcement at the MWC in
February 2018.

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