Samsung Galaxy Note 8 is said to be the redeeming factor for the South Korean tech giant following the disappointing release of its Samsung Galaxy Note 7 in August this year. The latter was supposedly the company's last big release before the year ends; however, the hybrid device was surrounded by several controversies including a major safety issue. Samsung decided to recall all Galaxy Note 7 and stop its production immediately. Now the company and its followers have shifted their focus on the upcoming Samsung Galaxy Note 8.
Samsung Galaxy Note 8 Specs and Features
Although Samsung has yet to provide the official details of the development and release of Samsung Galaxy Note 8, there are already speculations suggesting that it might come with an improved S Pen. Rumor has it that the upcoming Samsung stylus will have its own speakers, which makes it to be the first of its kind.
According to a report by Yahoo, Samsung Galaxy Note 8 could come with a much improved camera feature with zooming-related technologies. Despite Samsung's continued silence with regard to the official details of the new hybrid phablet, there are reports saying that the company will focus on the safety features of the device to avoid duplicating the issues they had with its predecessor. Nonetheless, Samsung Galaxy Note 8 is expected to carry top-tier specs under the hood to make sure the device can compete with Apple's new iPhone 7.
Samsung Galaxy Note 8 and Samsung Galaxy S8 Release
Meanwhile, Samsung had already confirmed the arrival of Samsung Galaxy Note 8 in 2017. It was previously announced by the company that Galaxy Note 7 users who decided to replace it with Galaxy S7 or S7 Edge will get a big discount once the Samsung Galaxy Note 8 or Galaxy S8 arrives in the market.
The new Samsung Galaxy Note 8 might arrive sooner than expected due to the recent Galaxy Note 7 fiasco. There are reports that the handheld device will be launched alongside the highly anticipated Samsung Galaxy S8. Stay tuned for more news and updates about the Samsung Galaxy Note 8.