South Korean tech giant Samsung has a lot to prove when they release the new Samsung Galaxy S8. Not only are users looking forward to the new device's improvements, but the public is also very particular about how Samsung will rise up to the occasion after the Note 7 proved to be a failure more than anything else.
Not a lot has been disclosed about the Galaxy S8 as of writing, but speculations are already starting to circulate online. One of the most recent reports about the S8 claim that it will harness on a specific technology used in the Note 7. Should this get the customers worried?
As Forbes recently reported, the Samsung Galaxy S8 will most probably have the visual security aid or Iris recognition feature. The technology was supposed to be one of the Note 7's strongest selling points if only it was not met with a global recall for battery malfunctions.
It was previously reported that the Samsung Galaxy S8 will have a major aesthetic overhaul that will feature upgrades both to its features and hardware. A dual rear camera, a 4K display and the eradication of the home button are some of the teased upgrades on the S8, IBT reported.
As of writing, fans of the South Korean brand should not expect any updates about the Samsung Galaxy S8. As Android Authority shared, Samsung employees are discouraged to comment about the S8's development as this might put a lot of pressure on the team working on the brand's saving grace.
What are your predictions for the Samsung Galaxy S8? Can Samsung produce a buzzworthy phone?
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