Samsung Galaxy Note 7, not Galaxy Note 8 vs Galaxy S7 Edge: Specs, features and price comparison (Photo : Facebook / Galaxy Note 7)
Samsung might have failed with the Galaxy Note 7 release but many fans are still excited about the Galaxy Note 8 which is rumored to finally have a 4K screen plus a redesigned S-Pen.
Explosions due to the battery issues of the recent Galaxy Note 7 led to Samsung being criticized for their products. However, the Galaxy S7 and their other devices are still supreme when it comes to quality and performance.
As such, the Galaxy Note 8 is expected to become a better and more improved version of their phablets. Rumors are already rampant regarding what it might offer in 2017 when it is expected to launch.
Samsung Galaxy Note 8 Specs and Features
One of the most popular rumors is that the Galaxy Note 8 might come with a 4K display, ValueWalk has learned. Samsung recently unveiled their new BioBlue screen technology that is even better than their Super AMOLED panels that are present in their current flagship devices.
Another rumor is that the S-Pen could be redesigned with more functions and capabilities. The company could also improve it in a way to follow the success of the Apple Pencil in the iPad Pro.
The Samsung Galaxy Note 8 could also have new features in terms of the zooming capabilities as the company filed a patent for the technology, iTech Post reported. There are also speculations of a dual-camera setup similar to the iPhone 7 to improve the photo quality and capabilities of the camera.
Samsung could also use their new and upcoming Exynos 8895 chip for the device with a 3GHz CPU which will be a first if it turns out to be true. It would help improve performance while still maintaining a steady low use of power to save on the battery juice.
Samsung Galaxy Note 8 Release Date
There has been no official word from Samsung yet but the Galaxy Note 8 is expected to be unveiled as early as MWC 2017 with possible hints at the release date. The price of the phone could go up to $1000 depending on the additional upgrades it will go through development.
