Samsung Galaxy S8 Review: Important things to be aware of

The waiting is over. Samsung's most popular phone called the Galaxy S8 is here. It's likely that you've already heard about its significant new features thanks to an unofficial leak this year. It's true that there was a serious oversight without much effort, I was able to find nearly every aspect, detailed in great detail prior to the Galaxy S8's big reveal.

In the final moment after the curtain removed, leaks did not bring this phone to life. Samsung Galaxy S8 is a fantastic phone. Samsung Galaxy S8 is an incredible piece of technology (and it's not exploding).

Display

Let's talk about the most important feature on this phone the one that makes it stand out from the rest of the market right now that is the display. With a resolution of 1440x2960 (5.8in in the old fashioned sense) This display is an eye-catcher, and certainly not the first display of this size that's been seen, but that was the Note 7 had something very similar, however the bezels of this model are nearly gone, with only the tiny strip at the at the top and the bottom.

Samsung S8 Display

It's important to know that, in addition to this technological wizardry, Samsung has decided to remove the 'Edge' edition of its new phones as did Oprah gives the S8 to both sizes the S8 features - you receive a wraparound display, you get a wraparound display and this is a great news for all.

Samsung has always played the catch-up game with Apple in terms of design, and I think this is a personal choice However, Samsung phones have always reminded to me the sleek and sleek design elements of the iPhone. Galaxy S8 Galaxy S8 has those wonderful curvy edges that really showcase the wrap-around the screen (known to be the "infinity" screen) and aluminum shell and a thin profile (8mm) in essence it's the first time in my life, I feel it could have a foot over the latest iPhone 7 model.

David Bowie sung about chac-chac changes which is why Samsung has also made some changes improvements to their fingerprint scanner in particular. I've been giving praise on the new stunning screen, however it has come with a price and there is no space for this scanner on the front of the phone, therefore the scanner is now on the rear of the phone, close to the camera. I'd have thought although the screen covers nearly the entire front to the device, some kind scanner could have been put in place, but I'm sure it's not. I think this is the biggest change for long-time users will need the longest to get used to.

There's a chance, though. While Samsung's Note 7 wasn't blowing up we were awestruck with its facial recognition and iris capabilities. Indeed, in my case, nearly bought one due to this feature (in retrospect I'm very happy I did not). It's likely that the Galaxy S8 will carry on this feature and, if we're lucky, we may not have to worry about the uncomfortable fingerprint scanner on the back of the phone, yay!

Let's take a look out so far. It is stunning, and honestly it's stunning. It comes with eye scanning technology, similar to earlier Galaxy handsets, but it's also water resistant and has an IP rating of IP68 which basically means it's shielded from water and dust to an limit amount of 1.5 metres for up to 30 minutes (so when you fall into the water, you'll be safe). It supports wireless (or wired, you can choose) charging and support for 4GX, and perhaps the most important aspect that Samsung smartphones have had for years over their Apple competitors, extra storage. You can use microSD cards that can be with a maximum capacity of 256GB. Wow... Now what else can it offer? We're glad you have asked. Ladies and gentlemen. I'd like meet you with...

Bixby - A Brand New Method to interact on Your Samsung S8

The name could conjure up images of the image of an English professor, or even the royal butler, but you'll be using in a manner like Amazon's Alexa. Samsung has taken the smart choice to eliminate the terrible voice they employed and hired, Bixby to take control of the Galaxy S8 'experience'.

What exactly is Bixby? From what I've seen it's a variation of the AI assistant. It's possible to take a photo of a building or landmark and then tell Bixby to provide more details on it. Or maybe you're out of milk? Snap a photo of it and with chances, you'll find an online store that sells milk (milk may be a good illustration).

Bixby is much more than a simple operate with the camera , obviously It can also assist in setting reminders or calendars, it can even stream content to other devices, or even when you own any IoT devices at home (IoT devices include smart devices, wifi lighting devices, smart locks,, etc.). It's also the best thing, Bixby is equipped with its own button instead of shouting "Hey Bixby" (which in reality, with the name, sounds super stupid) So tap that and let your digital assistant take its commands, and yay! slavery is back to fashion.

After all the excitement for Bixby It's now time to face the hard realities of life in this amazing nation. Bixby might be delayed in its Australian release. The problem is that Bixby was created to be created with Korean as well as US accents as a goal. Currently, Bixby has difficulties with our accents Let's hope that before the release at close of April Bixby can figure out the words we're using.

Camera

With all the new technology that is incorporated into this flagship model, the camera will have us smacking the ground in shock I'm sure it will. Oh, I'm sure about this...

Do you remember you had the Galaxy S7, well I hope you enjoyed the camera, as Samsung has determined that the camera wasn't damaged and therefore didn't repair it. It's making use of (I'm not sure about the term "re-using" because I'm sure there will be variations however, for the sake of comparison it's totally identical) the same camera with 12 megapixels. However, it was a great camera the at the time and still is even today.

When I've been looking into this camera, I've discovered a tiny distinction (and it falls under the distinctions mentioned earlier). Each every time you take a photograph it will capture three pictures, then merge them to provide you with an extremely clear image (unless you're able to prove that all three of them aren't which is unlikely, and I'm certain there's nothing you can do to help). The camera software that it uses will differ from the one utilized in the Galaxy A5, giving the users access to different modes using swipes instead of an interface for menus. It's beautiful and easy to use.

Should You Purchase Samsung S8? Samsung S8?

It's a significant time for Samsung. The year before they hit the news for all the wrong reasonsand could not get their act together however the S8 appears to be an important step in the direction they desperately required.

When you consider the features when you look at the features, the S8 is a minor improvement over the previous model, however, the display is awe-inspiring. The display is what is going to take these phones off of the shelves The display is stunning and it remains to be to be seen what Apple will bring to the table with the next iPhone coming later this year (rumored to have an edge-to edge screen too). Yes, they're faster and battery life is sure to be greater but is it worth the time and cost?

This is the problem with the reviews. We won't truly know until we actually get our hands on one. Even after that, it'll need to be tested in the wild. So far, experts, those with practical experience are giving it a thumbs up. Of course, Samsung has a lot to prove, as well as lots of risk if it fails however, so far I believe it's the best phone this year. Samsung has dropped the gauntletand said "come to Alfalah Mobiles".

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