Samsung Galaxy S8 is starting to get more and more attention despite the fact that the device isn't even launched. While making a point about the universal healthcare plan that he has instituted, he compared it to the explosive problem of the tech giant Samsung with its Galaxy Note 7 smartphone. US owners can get a $25 credit from their carrier with the return of a Galaxy Note 7 handset.
Obama says not so fast and points to Samsung and the Galaxy Note 7, not by name but we all know they are the target, in trying to create an analogy for how to handle the challenges the ACA is experiencing.
Galaxy X may not appear next year, although it is not a final decision.
It looks like Samsung Galaxy S8 will be a crucial device for the company, and hopefully, until then, the tech company will solve every issue that can cause damage to the device.
In addition to the high-end iris scanner, the Samsung's latest gadget Galaxy S8 will be having a dual-lens rear camera.
With a deal with LG Chem, it is likely that the third-party player will supply the battery component for the upcoming Galaxy S8. However, none of the talks have been official and it still remains to be seen if LG will entertain such an arrangement. The first recall was in anticipation of a new and improved version of the device. Incidentally, Samsung is working along with Qualcomm in order to make this processor.
The Apple iPhone 7 went on sale in South Korea on Friday, seeking to fill a void left by arch-rival Samsung on its home turf following a damaging recall fiasco over the Note 7 smartphone.
President Obama's Galaxy Note 7 joke... ...Meanwhile, should the deal push through, it will mean that there will be updated components for the Galaxy S8.
Source: Samsung Galaxy S8 release date, specs: Next flagship to feature LG battery?
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