INDIA: SAMSUNG GALAXY S9,S9+ COMING SOON IN APRIL WITH MANY NEW FEATURES

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The Samsung will come with the S9 and S9+ very soon.

Spectulations about their features and also leaks about the radical redesign, including the under display fingerprint sensor, 3D facial recognition, and no headphone jack design, have been doing the rounds.

A fresh now claims that Galaxy S9,S9+ would be shipped in April 2018, after being unveiled in February.

Galagy S9 series to future Snapdragon 845 soC processor Chinese phone blog GizChina said Samsung Galaxy S9 series would be the first smartphone to come with Qualcomm Snapdragon 845 processor.

Both Samsung and Qualcomm are in talks regarding the chipset. But there's no word on whn Qualcomm is going to supply the yet to be launched chipset to Samsung and when the South Korean gaint will start the mass production of the Galaxy S9 series.

Leaks suggest that Samsung Galaxy S9 would spot 5.8 inch Infinity Display 

 galagy S9+ with the 6.2 inch diaplay and a bigger battry.

 They would have a 12MP front camera and 16MP dual rear cameras.

 Samsung may implement either the under display fingureprint sensor or 3D sensing facial recognition and a rear mounted fingerprint scanner.

Both the device would be ip65/68 certified (water and dust resistant).

 Samsung Galaxy s9 series is expected to come with 6GB RAM and run on latest Android 8 Oreo.

 It also planning to ditching the 3.5 headphone jack on Galaxy S9,S9+.




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