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In 2016, Samsung saw a few ups and downs. Where on one hand
its J series was a huge success on the other was the Note 7 which was meant to
be their flagship smartphone but it costed them $5 billions (approx.) and a lot
of criticism. No worries, Samsung has its Galaxy series to save the day. The
Galaxy series has always been a hit amongst the customers and also the most
profitable product for the company. Now to cover its losses and to set new
standards in the industry, Samsung has released the two most awaited smartphones
the Galaxy S8 and the Galaxy S8 Plus. These are loaded with the latest
technology and also has some amazing unique features which makes it eligible to
be called as a premium smartphone.
Here are some of the features which makes them stand out and
be the talk of the town.
Design -
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Samsung
has not been amongst those companies who were appreciated for their design.
Although their smartphones had sharp and bright display but they had their
trademark design used in all of their phones. But with its new launch they are
ready to break the traditional rules. The Galaxy S8 and S8 Plus comes with,
what is being called the "Infinite Display". They come in 5.8"
and 6.2" sizes respectively with a resolution of 1440 x 2960 pixels and curved
screen on the sides. The Samsung logo and the traditional Home button has been
removed from the front to make it bezel free and compact. Instead of the Home button,
Samsung has implemented the force touch mechanism at the bottom which acts as a
virtual home button.
Improved Camera -
There
has always been a tough fight in this segment and its hard to decide a clear
winner. Although the S8 and S8 Plus comes with a 12MP rear shooter, its f/1.7
aperture and improved image processing software makes the photo sharp and crisp
and also good for low light photography. The front camera is a 8MP shooter with
autofocus so that you can click blur less selfie quickly.
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Bixby & DeX -
The S8 and the S8 Plus comes with the latest Bixby software, which is the Samsung's own virtual assistant software to make the phone more easy to access. By pressing a dedicated button on the side Bixby Voice gets activated and then you can do mostly everything that you could do by touching the phone. Then there is Bixby Vision (Samsung's version of Google Goggles) which lets you identify objects captured by the camera. With the DeX technology (Desktop Experience) the idea of using the smartphone's processor as a computer has finally turned into reality. Just put the phone inside the dedicated DeX hardware and you are good to go. It consists of 2 USB Ports for keyboard and mouse, 1 HDMI for display and 1 USB type C port for power to make it a computer wherever you want. A DeX OS optimized for bigger screens and faster performance is used for the interface.
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Gone
are the days when you used to unlock your phone with some pattern or password,
now you have the figerprint sensor and on the S8 and S8 Plus it is placed right
next to the camera. Now the placement of the sensor is arguable but where on S8
it can be easily accessed, on the S8 Plus its hard to reach if using single
handedly. Iris Scanning is another feature which can be used to unlock the
phone and is the safest way to secure your private contents. They also come
with an option of face unlock which is very quick and quite accurate even in
low light (thanks to great selfie camera.)
Some more amazing features and specifications -
S8 and S8 Plus packs a 3000 mAh and 3500 mAh
battery respectively and runs on Android 7.0. These are the first smartphones
to come with Bluetooth 5.0. They are IP68 waterproof over 1.5 meters for 30
minutes, supports a 4G speed of upto 1Gbps, has a USB Type C port for fast charging
and the 3.5mm Jack for audiophiles. They are available in five colours namely
Midnight Black, Orchid Gray, Arctic Silver, Coral Blue, Maple Gold. Pre booking
has started and it is expected to be released for sale in April.
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