Samsung Galaxy Note 8 is reportedly set on reclaiming the reliability of the Galaxy lineup in the market. Apparently, the company is said to have learned from its previous mistakes this year with the Note 7 fiasco. It is further noted that a 4K display would be included in the Samsung Galaxy Note 8 as well.
Rumor has it that the Samsung Galaxy Note 8 would make its way in the Android Market midway through 2017. Furthermore, the South Korean company is rumored to be working on bendable and two-screen models of the Samsung Galaxy Note 8 as well, Value Walk reported. The bendable OLED screen is believed to be analogous to a tablet computer foldable in the middle.
Samsung Galaxy Note 8 is also believed to roll out sans a Home button. Instead, the company may opt for a touch-sensitive operation. In addition, the device may pack an Exynos 8895 chipset with 4GB to 6GB RAM inside. The S Pen stylus is further believed to include a speaker.
Apparently, the Samsung Galaxy Note 8 may come in a 5.1-in. and 5.5-in. variants. Furthermore, the Galaxy S8 is also believed to sport an Edge version that may roll out sans a headphone jack. Both devices are also believed to debut 4K resolution for the tech company.
In other news, Samsung is reportedly set on making zero battery related mistakes with the Samsung Galaxy Note 8. It should be noted that the company was flooded with complaints and lawsuits this year over the Galaxy Note 7 that reportedly burst into flames. Apparently, it was the battery that was blamed for which also caused complaints over at SDI, the company's battery provider, according to report.
Samsung Galaxy Note 8 is expected to have a sturdier battery that will not burst into flames. Apparently, SDI is also the provider of Apple, leading the company to conduct queries about the SDI battery's safety. In fact, due to the Note 7 fiasco, SDI has reportedly lost a fifth of its market value already. Watch the Galaxy Note 8 leaks here:
