Samsung to Launch Galaxy S8 on April 21 in All Markets

As we all know that Samsung is planning to launch its latest flagship in the first quarter of 2017. Now some reports are revealing that Samsung will launch its Galaxy S8 on April 21 in all markets. However, there is no other details about pre-ordering of phone.

Samsung to Launch Galaxy S8 on April 21 in All Markets

After Note 7 incident, Samsung is more conscious about the launch of its next upcoming smartphones. Same is the case with S8. No doubt, Samsung S8 will be a high end smartphones with so many extraordinary specifications. Rumors claim that phone will have the latest Qualcomm Snapdragon 821. More the phone will have the powerful battery of 4000 mAh.

For camera lovers, this phone will have 16 MP front camera to capture your fun moments. As the phone will have so many exciting specifications, it’s price will also high. The starting expected price of S8 is $669.

Samsung Galaxy S8 Expected Specifications

• Screen: 5.1-inch screen, 4K Display with 3840 x 2160 pixels resolution
• RAM: 6GB
• Processor: Snapdragon 821
• OS: Android 7.0 Nougat
• Memory: 64/128 GB
• Battery: 4000mAh Li-ion Not Removable
• Camera: 20MP (Expected) Rear, 8MP Front Camera

For More Details Also Read: Samsung Galaxy S8 Release Date, Specs and Price in Pakistan

We all know the rise and fall story of Samsung Galaxy Note 7. However, some reports are claiming that Samsung is in a process to start selling its refurbished Galaxy Note 7 again. So, we can say that the dead Note 7 is now coming back to life. Moreover, rumors also claim that Samsung will start selling Note 7 in June 2017. However, Note 7 will come with improved batteries and cases.

However, the refurbished smartphones will come with “3,000 to 3,200 mAh batteries instead of 3500 mAh battery. Moreover, these phones will come with newly designed cases.

As Note 7 are banned by the respective regulatory authorities in countries like US and UK. Therefore, Samsung will sell the units in other markets like India, Vietnam, and Pakistan.

Also Read: Samsung to Start Selling Refurbished Galaxy Note 7 Again