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Samsung Galaxy S8 UK release date, price, specification rumours



The Galaxy S8 will launch on 29 March with dual-curved-edge infinity screens and as the first Android phones to run the powerful Snapdragon 835.

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Samsung Galaxy S8 UK release date: 29 March 2017

 Samsung Galaxy S8 UK on sale date: 21 April 2017

 

Samsung Galaxy S8 specification rumours

• 5.8in Quad-HD SuperAMOLED Always-On bezel-less "infinity" display with dual-curved edge and Force Touch feature; 6.2in for Galaxy S8 Plus
• Android 7.1 Nougat with TouchWiz and Viv AI assistant
• Qualcomm Snapdragon 835/Exynos 8895 (may as previously be region-specific)
• Adreno 540/ARM Mali-G71 GPU
• 6GB/8GB of RAM
• 12Mp, f1.7 rear camera; potentially a dual-camera on the Plus model
• 8Mp, f1.7 selfie camera with autofocus
• Harman Kardon stereo speakers
• Rear fingerprint scanner integrated (physical Home button removed)
• Iris scanner
• USB-C
• 3.5mm headphone jack
• Potentially S Pen stylus
• 3,000mAh (standard), 3,500mAh (Plus) batteries
• 140.14x72.20x7.30mm (S8); 152.38x78.51x7.94mm (S8 Plus)
It's starting price is  £679.


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