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After a lot of leaks and videos it looked like the launch of Galaxy S9 was near.
And yes Just recently, DJ Koh, president of Samsung’s mobile business, confirmed to foreign media ZDnet that its first flagship handset of the year will be unveiled at the World Mobile Congress MWC 2018 in February, when the release of the handset will be announced.
We do not know which Specific model will be released, but following the past release of the Galaxy S-series devices, the Galaxy S9 series models is very high probability (Galaxy X has been excluded).
According to online rumors, Galaxy S9 / S9 + configuration is as follows:
- Screen: 5.8 “/ 6.2” Super AMOLED screen
- Mobile platform: Qualcomm Snapdragon 845 / Samsung Exynos 9810
- Storage: 4GB / 6GB
- Storage: 64GB / 128GB (MicroSD card expansion)
- Connectivity: Bluetooth, NFC, USB-C, Cat 18 LTE
- Rear camera: S9 single camera 12 million pixels (f / 1.5, OIS)
- S9 + dual photo double 12 million pixels (f / 2.4, f / 1.5) double OIS
- Front camera: 800 megapixel (f / 1.7, 25mm)
- Network (State Bank): S9 mobile customized version (or brush firmware full Netcom)
- S9 + dual card dual standby full Netcom
(through China’s radio model approval) - Battery: S9 3100mAh
S9 + 3600 mAh - Other: Support for Samsung DeX, Bixby dedicated buttons and AKG speakers
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Well, is Galaxy S9 full screen? Is there any fingerprint sensor? Still there were no official answers about these questions.
Meanwhile, DJ Koh “president of Samsung’s mobile business” said AI assistant Bixby 2.0 will be launched in 2018 and is expected to cover all of its Samsung devices (including smartphones, notebooks and smart TVs) by 2020.
Many companies have AI R & D capabilities, but not many have a better hardware development foundation, although we start later than other companies, but we are confident to provide consumers with the best experience.
He said the user experience is the biggest obstacle to commercialization, however, Samsung is actively seeking this solution.
In addition, last year DJ Koh told the media that the Galaxy X folding screen handset to be released this year has also been confirmed to be deferred until next year, 2019.
