Samsung Galaxy S8 rumors have surfaced over the web which lead to the upcoming plans of the company with its next flagship device. One most talked about speculation about the device is the integration of a 12 and 13 megapixel dual lens camera with an iris scanner.
The alleged dual lens camera feature of the Samsung Galaxy S8 is suggested to be adapted from Apple's Iphone 7 Plus. Reports claimed that Samsung is going to build a 12-megapixel rear camera and integrate a 13-megapixel Sony camera in the device's dual-lens camera. This setup is expected to allow an in depth field focusing to generate an enhanced image quality.
The front facing snapper of the Samsung Galaxy S8 is rumored to upgrade to 8 megapixels for selfies and video chats. It is also speculated to sport an enhanced iris scanner which Samsung initially introduced with the Samsung Galaxy S7.
Another rumored specs of Samsung Galaxy S8 is an integration of a 4K display with a 3840 x 2160 pixels screen resolution that is compatible with Google Daydream. Additionally, Samsung has already highlighted an ultra-HD screen with a 5.5 inch screen and an 806 ppi pixel density at a tradeshow in California back in March. It is anticipated to be Samsung's secret weapon, reports Slashgear.
More rumored specs of Samsung Galaxy S8 include the Smart Glow feature. This feature refers to the LEDs that are suggested to circle the device's rear camera for notification alerts,. Another interesting speculation is that Samsung is creating two models for Galaxy S and Edge series.
The Edge series will reportedly be classified as the premium device that will sport a bigger battery capacity with a massive RAM space and slightly different screen quality. It is presumed that Samsung is gearing up for a big surprise, according to Forbes.
Samsung Galaxy S8 is expected to be launched at the MWC 2017 as Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge was unveiled in this year's MWC event. This leaves a good chance that Samsung Galaxy S8 will follow the same path. MWC 2017 is reportedly scheduled to a Feb. 27 or March 2 event date.