Showing posts with label galaxy s8. Show all posts
Showing posts with label galaxy s8. Show all posts

Friday, 5 May 2017

Samsung to roll out update to fix Galaxy S8 and S8+ reddish tint



Red tint issue



Samsung is now rolling out an OTA update that fixes the red tint issue on the Galaxy S8 and S8+. The update kicked off in Korea last week and is now available for Indian and European units. The fix is going out to S8 and S8+ bits in the UK, Germany, Turkey, and the US. The update software should be rolling out to additional countries in the region and other regions shortly.



The Galaxy S8 and S8+ phones are not going on sale until in some countries yet, but Samsung is kicking off deliveries a few days earlier for customers that have pre-ordered the device. With close to 1,000,000 bookings, Samsung is seeing a lot of interest in its flagships from the subcontinent.

Update to fix red tint




The update comes in at 426.7MB, and alongside the display calibration to fix the reddish tint noticed by a lot of customers using the S8 and S8+, it includes the usual stability and bug fixes.









Tuesday, 17 January 2017

Samsung's Galaxy S8 is said to assist you talk to a doctor




Samsung S8



Artificial intelligence won't be the Galaxy S8's solely big software upgrade, it seems. SamMobile sources claim that S Health is on the brink of getting a revamp that helps you get in touch with doctors. Tie-ins with partners like Amwell and WebMD wouldn't only allow you to hunt for medications and symptoms, but schedule online doctor's appointments using video chats. you may pay for appointments in-app, take photos to Illustrate your condition and notice near pharmacies if drugs is in order.

The app is not expressly tied to the S8 launch, however, Samsung historically brings major software updates to new phones first and likes to showcase them at major media events. Do not count on getting specifically what you have read about here, though -- SamMobile frequently has the inside track on Samsung's plans, however, it is not excellent. As plausible because the S Health upgrade sounds, we would not be aghast if it misses the S8 launch or does not embody everything mentioned so far.

Sunday, 15 January 2017

Samsung Galaxy S8 Edge Leaks: Pictures


New Leaks reveal more about Expected features of the Flagship phone
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Galaxy s8 edge



Sunday, 1 January 2017

Samsung is building AirPods for its Samsung Galaxy S8 UK launch


Samsung S8 is shaping-up to be the phone to beat in 2017

SAMSUNG is working diligently on a spic-and-span earbuds earbuds to be launched alongside  its exceedingly promising new flagship smartphone, the Galaxy S8, sources has asserted

Samsung will be launching a couple of lightweight bluetooth earbuds – comparable in design and functionality to the Apple AirPods – alongside it's highly expected new cell phone, sources say. In any case, wireless earbuds are just the same old thing  for Samsung. 

The South Korean launched its Gear IconX earphones in the UK prior this year. The little bluetooth earbuds incorporate a little touchpad to control music playback. 

Gear IconX is additionally sufficiently shrewd to track your physical action and give reports on basic information from speed, span and period to heart rate and calories burnt through a devoted voice direct. 

The wireless headphones, which brag 4GB of internals storage for around 1,000 music tracks, are more wellness centered than adversary Apple's take around the future earphones.

Gear Iconx Follows your activity while you enjoy the music


As indicated by SamMobile, sources with information of Samsung's product guide say the South Korean organization will unveil another combine of remote earbuds close by the Galaxy S8. 

In any case it is as of now hazy whether the earbuds will be sold independently, similar to the IconX brand or AirPods, or whether rather they will be packaged in the container with the profoundly expected flagship smartphone. 

The Samsung Galaxy S8 is generally reputed to deliver without a conventional 3.5mm earphone jack – like the Apple iPhone 7. 

That implies Samsung will need its clients to either bounce to USB-C earphones or remote ones. Somewhere else, the Galaxy S8 looks set to make a big appearance the products of Samsung's procurement of Viv Labs – the new business shaped by the makers of voice collaborator Siri.

Apple Earpods include voice assistant Siri



Samsung is supposed to join its new voice associate Viv in its next flagship cell phone. However that could likewise help its remote earphones. 

Apple AirPods permit users to get to voice collaborator Siri, because of the consideration of pillar shaping directional mouthpieces. 

AirPod clients can manage messages, ask for tunes, make telephone calls, request headings, and that's only the tip of the iceberg. 

Samsung could reflect this functionality – and additionally incorporate its own particular selective features – with its reputed remote headphones. 

A month ago, Apple CEO Tim Cook hailed the AirPods as "runaway success"

"We're making them as quick as possible," he told CNBC amid a visit to the New York Stock Exchange. 

That achievement Samsung will most likely want to duplicate. 

In the interim, Samsung Galaxy S8 is turning out to be the telephone to beat in 2017, if the most recent bits of gossip around the gadget are to be accepted. 

In the wake of disastrous launch (and ensuing review) of the Note 7, Samsung is plainly wanting to overwhelm pundits and clients alike. 

As per the sources addressing AndroidPolice, Samsung will totally dump capacitive catches from the next Galaxy S smartphone for programming route keys. 

Two capacitive keys flanking an extended home catch have for quite some time been a staple of Samsung telephone and tablet design.

Galaxy s8, enhanced screen.


Apparently, Samsung clients should get to be distinctly used to tapping on-screen virtual buttons. 

There is leverage to moving far from physical keys. It is trusted the choice to jettison the capacitive buttons will permit Samsung to decrease the bezels at the base of the gadget. 

This will permit the South Korean firm to convey the high-determination show to the very edge of the frame – like it at present does with the bended S7 Edge screen. 

This sensational change in industry plan will make certain to separate the Galaxy S8 from more established Samsung gadgets and contenders. 

With respect to the physical home button – which right now serves as a fingerprint sensor – Samsung will in all probability move this to the back of the gadget.


However there is some question from sources inside Samsung about the correct situation. 

This vulnerability does not quench a prior talk that Samsung was hoping to install the unique finger impression sensor usefulness into the gadget's supposed 2560×1440 display. 

The Galaxy S8 is expected to be launched in two models, one with a 5.1 inch double bended show, the other with 5.5 inches – a similar screen sizes as the Galaxy S7s. 

Not at all like the Galaxy S7 territory, there will be no different curved Edge model. Rather, both cell phones will have the curved display. 

The most recent report from AndroidPolice likewise emphasizes past bits of gossip that Samsung will seize one of the feature components of the most recent era iPhones – 3D Touch. 

Samsung would like to include a weight touchy component like the 3D Touch usefulness that Apple appeared a year ago with the iPhone 6S and iPhone 6S Plus. 

S8 with wider screen



The South Korean organization will actualize the innovation with its new on-screen route catches, which clients will apparently have the capacity to tweak. 

Samsung should adjust the Android working framework itself, since the versatile programming has not yet been upgraded by Google to bolster the innovation. 

Gossipy tidbits about Android makers hoping to hop on the weight touchy temporary fad first became known over a year prior when Synaptics issued an official statement touting that it had built up a ClearForce touchscreen show controller fit for measuring differing levels of weight. 

Like Apple taking after the launch of the iPhone 6S, Samsung will be dependent on third-party to grasp the weight delicate innovation and redesign their applications to bolster it

Monday, 26 December 2016

Samsung to play Plus card with S8, sport Beast mode and launch late



The next Galaxy smartphone, which may act as the knight in shinning armour for the Korean giant, was expected to launch or at least showcased at the Mobile World Congress in Barcelona but now a new date in April is being sought.


Samsung might be going for the kill with the new Galaxy S8 due to its setback with the Note 7. It no longer wants to hurry but take its time and go in for a bulls-eye.
The next Galaxy smartphone, which may act as the knight in shinning armour for the Korean giant, was expected to launch or at least showcased at the Mobile World Congress in Barcelona but now a new date in April is being sought. 
Change in Launch Strategy

Experts claim that the delay in the launch is to make sure that all battery issues are resolved unlike Note 7 and also ensure that marketing and communications teams have enough time to bring back confidence about the brand after the fiasco. The time might also be used to harvest some hype about the flagship as well.
The date change has tactical advantages as well, experts said. The push back to April gives Samsung a different tactical angle to take with its press launch. Even if Apple does not release the equivalent of an iPhone SE 2, the Galaxy S8 launch will come a few weeks after all of Samsung’s Android-powered rivals will have shown off the handsets at Mobile World Congress. Samsung’s press launch will be in the enviable position of making the last move with this generation of handsets.
                                                            Beast Mode
Apart from launch strategy, the new phone is expected to come with a ‘Beast’ mode. Samsung, which unveiled the mode in a trademark application, is expected to launch the mode in competition to battery-saving modes currently available in Android. The ‘Beast’ mode may be able to leverage greater processing power, graphical ability and increased memory of the handset.
Hardware Changes


The Korean giant is also expected to emulate Apple’s startegy of adding an ‘S’ or ‘Plus’ variant with the upcoming flagship. It is rumoured to be making two different Galaxy S8 sizes - one, called Galaxy S8, will have a display around five inches in size, just like its predecessor - the Galaxy S7. The other phone will be the company’s first 6-inch phone. The Plus is also speculated to arrive at the same time with a AMOLED display. However, experts claim that the S8 Plus has similar overall footpront as the now-discontinued Galaxy Note7.
According to a tipster on weibo who has been accurate on previous calls related to Samsung devices, the Samsung Galaxy S8 will feature 8GB of RAM. In addition, it will also sport a UFS 2.1 flash storage chip. In addition, S8 Plus might sport a dual-camera set up at the rear just like the iPhone 7 Plus.
Both the phones, either might be powered by a Qualcomm Snapdragon 835 processor or an Exynos 8895. The devices are expected to be running on Android 7.0 Nougat.
New Artificial Intelligence
Samsung might also include its new AI powered assistants reportedly named Bixby (male) and Kestra (female) with the Galaxy S8. Speculations are adrift that Google is talking to the Galaxy device-maker about making Google Assistant the only voice activated personal assistant on the device.



Wednesday, 21 December 2016

GALAXY S8 NEWS: SAMSUNG’S NEXT FLAGSHIP IS A BEAST, AND IT HAS A SPECIAL MODE TO BACK IT UP





It is no secret that Samsung’s forthcoming flagship device for 2017, the Galaxy S8, would be a beast. What’s significantly attention-grabbing is that Samsung appears to be so serious concerning the S8’s beast-like attributes that it really trademarked the phrase “Beast Mode” within the EU. With this in mind, it sounds like the S8 wouldn't solely be a robust device, it might even be equipped with a special feature that will make the flagship even additional dominating.


While the precise specs of the smartphone haven't been leaked or confirmed by the South Korean technical giant, speculations are high that the handset would feature the best of what mobile technology could offers. After all, with competition from all sides like Apple’s approaching iPhone eight and therefore the powerful, upstart OnePlus four being discharged within the same year, the Galaxy S8 would have terribly huge shoes to fill. Couple this with the actual fact that the S8 is additionally Samsung’s initiative towards redemption from the Note seven disaster and it extremely sounds like the bar for the approaching device has been set very high.





If any, nothing but a beast of a device would be enough for Samsung to dominate the competition and redeem itself from the injury to its reputation shaped by its now-discontinued 2016 flagship phablet. Despite the shortage of official statements from Samsung, however, the rumors emerging concerning the forthcoming device are very encouraging thus far, with speculations pointing to the Galaxy S8 being a device that goes above and beyond the best handsets on the market right now.

The Galaxy S8 is 
reported to feature either Qualcomm’s most powerful chipset so far, the snapdragon 835, or a home-grown next-generation Exynos processor, in step with PhoneArena. what's notably attention-grabbing is that Samsung was actively concerned with the development and creation of the snapdragon 835. this implies that, for all intents and functions, the Galaxy S8 may all right be a tool that's specifically designed to form the foremost out of the capabilities of the forthcoming powerful mobile processor.

Apart from the 
snapdragon 835 or the next-generation Exynos chip, rumors additionally purpose to the Samsung Galaxy S8 being equipped with 6GB to 8GB of RAM, permitting even the foremost stringent smartphone users to toggle through multiple heavy applications with ease. VR compatibility is additionally one thing that's speculated for the Galaxy S8, with rumors stating that the device would be the smartphone to beat next year relating to graphical capabilities. This, of course, is probably where the device’s Beast Mode would come into play.




The specifics of what exactly happens when a user turns on the Galaxy S8’s Beast Mode remain unknown at this point, but from the moniker itself, it could be inferred that the feature would enable the mobile device to function with all its guns blazing. According to a Forbes report, the performance of smartphones is commonly balanced very deliberately with the power consumption of the device, since leaving the processor running at full throttle results in massive battery drain. By turning on the Galaxy S8’s Beast Mode, the limiters of the system might be temporarily removed, allowing the processor to perform at its most powerful.

The reception to the trademark filing of the phrase Beast Mode in the EU has so far been polarized among Samsung’s avid fans, with many stating that the feature appears to simply be a gimmick to emphasize how powerful the device is. This is because modern mobile processors are already advanced enough to determine when to function at full throttle and when to hold back. Thus, numerous Samsung fans have stated that the inclusion of a Beast Mode feature is quite redundant.

On the other hand, numerous fans of the South Korean tech giant have expressed their excitement and support for the upcoming smartphone’s new feature. After all, by having the Galaxy S8 have a special Beast Mode that unlocks the device’s optimum performance, Samsung seems to be declaring its re-entry into the forefront of mobile technology. With the Galaxy S8’s Beast Mode, Samsung is declaring that it is back, stronger than ever before. In order to regain its previous dominance in the smartphone market, this is exactly what Samsung needs to do.