Samsung Galaxy S8 is developing at that Seoul and should be presented in the first months of 2017 , probably at the Mobile World Congress in Barcelona. This is what we learn from new rumors that reveal the code name that Samsung and its team of engineers would give Galaxy S8: Project Dream . A major name that suggests the ambitions of the Korean manufacturer with this device, at least worthy successor to Galaxy S7, and which could also reveal a characteristic of the data sheet.
We are talking about Daydream support, the platform for Google’s virtual reality which will debut with Android 7.0 Nougat, but only on a generation of smartphones that will ensure high performance hardware and low latency of the screen in high resolution . Just like Galaxy S8 that according to previous indiscretions will have a Super AMOLED screen with resolution of 3840 x 2160 pixels and 806 PPI . All condensed in a panel 5.5-inch diagonal like the one presented at the Week Display.
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a combination of technology under which would place an unprecedented Snapdragon 830 made with a 10 nanometer manufacturing process, Kryo architecture for the processor and the 8 GB of RAM and 256 GB of internal memory . A SoC that Samsung, like Galaxy S7, could allocate only some versions of its Galaxy S8 preferring for an evolution of its other Eynos 8890 not yet known. The rest of the hardware equipment would include a double rear camera 12 MegaPixel .
An increasingly common solution in modern top of the range because it can ensure good shots in all conditions. Components, including battery, all embedded in a body that should be resistant to water and dive with an even look similar to the current generation. No information is available on the price but it definitely will be high but as usual for Android products, especially those of Samsung, will undergo numerous cuts in the early months of the presentation.
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