Samsung is confident that their latest release of the Samsung Galaxy S8 will receive positive feedbacks despite the Galaxy Note 7 catastrophe. On March 29, the Samsung Galaxy S8 will be finally unveiled.
The Samsung Galaxy S8 will be launched in New York on March 29 after the Mobile World Congress. This is going to be the company's major event that will showcase its latest collection of products. The device's announcement came a bit late than its expected and usual launching.
The possibility of the Samsung Galaxy S8's late arrival is due to the company's effort of making few extra tests to ensure that the Galaxy Note 7 disaster will not happen again. It can be remembered that the exploding battery of the device was the main cause of the disaster.
In recent news, Executive Vice President of Samsung Injong Rhee hinted in a blog post about the incorporation of Bixby to the upcoming Galaxy S8. This feature is considered as a personal assistant similar to Apple's Siri and Amazon's Alexa. However, Rhee said that it will be deeply different from the other personal assistants. Furthermore, Rhee added that the integration of Bixby on their smartphones will be a pioneering effort that will soon come to appliances.
Reports also claim that the Samsung Galaxy S8 will have an iris scanner and fast charging feature. In addition, since the Galaxy Note 7 disaster, the company will return stronger with the Galaxy S8. The upcoming smartphone will also sport an edge-to-edge display with a fingerprint sensor and a super AMOLED display. Leaks were also spread out that the Samsung Galaxy S8 will have three different color ways with a sleek design, according to Mobile & Apps.
Although all seems to be very promising, the Galaxy Note 7 tragedy will forever remain in the smartphone industry. People will just have to wait on what the company will be doing next that will possibly erase or fade that nightmare and hope that they will learn from their mistakes.