The Samsung Galaxy S8 is expected to go official at the MWC 2017, and that implies there are just a couple of months left before the huge day. On that note, the individuals who are out in the market for either a Galaxy S7 or Galaxy S7 edge are most likely wondering whether to sit tight for the upcoming flagship or not now. To help buyers decide on what to do, here's a gander at what the Galaxy S8 is said to have in store and how its features and upgrades remain against the current Samsung powerhouses.
Immediately, the Galaxy S8 is supposedly going to be controlled by a Snapdragon 830. That is for the models in the United States. In different markets, it will house an Exynos 8895. Presently, there are two variations of the Samsung flagship with the code names Dream and Dream 2. The previous is purportedly going to don a 5.1-inch QHD display with 4 GB of RAM under the hood, while the next will have a 5.5-inch 4K display with 6GB of RAM.
As everybody can see, there's no contrast between the Galaxy S7 and Samsung Galaxy S8 with regards to screen estimations, however the Dream 2 version is taking things to the following level with the 4K display and knock in RAM.
