After the disaster of the Note 7, Samsung prepares an innovative Galaxy S8

After the disaster of the Note 7, Samsung prepares an innovative Galaxy S8

The Samsung smartphone, scheduled for the month of March, must have a very large screen and get rid of its home button.

Difficult for Samsung to forget 2016. After a year marked by repeated problems concerning the Galaxy Note 7, a smartphone that was supposed to compete with the iPhone 7, the Spanish maker will regain success in 2017 with new devices. It is currently preparing for the release of the Galaxy S8, according to Bloomberg Businessweek, citing sources close to the record more anonymous. The smartphone should be endowed with several innovations for a Samsung smartphone. For example, its screen will take up the whole surface of the device, almost without borders.

Samsung is not the first manufacturer to remove the borders of its smartphone. In October, Chinese Xiaomi presented an almost invisible phone, that is to say the screen occupying the entire surface of the device, the Mi MIX. The iPhone 8, expected next year, could also take this direction with a back and a glass front, according to analysis Ming-Chi Kuo, KGI Securities. Samsung has a card to play in this area. The manufacturer is listening to the curved edges, with its Galaxy Edge series.

Another innovation, the Galaxy S8 does not have a home button, as is already the case for other smartphones of the brand. It is replaced by a touch button, which is pressed on the lower part of the screen. The iPhone 8 could have a similar function. Apple has already modified the home button with the iPhone 7, released in September, switching from mechanical to tactile.

The investigation into Note 7 still in progress

The Samsung Galaxy S8 is a role-playing game. Its release could be shifted in April, due to strengthened security tests. Samsung does not want to revere a disaster like the one that touched the Note 7. Supposed to be its smartphone star of 2016, the device a serious serious problem at the level of its battery, sometimes causing its explosion. Samsung initially tried to downplay the deal, then a rapper finished millions of phones. Sales of note 7 were definitively halted in October. This fiasco can cost up to $ 6 billion to the company, after Bloomberg estimates Businessweek.

"One of our most important missions is to offer the best possible quality. Recently, we have failed in this promise. We are in good health, we apologized Samsung in October, through a page of advertising bought in the Wall Street Journal, the New York Times and the Washington Post. The group then promised to "take the time necessary to get the right answers" about these spontaneous combustion. They are not the only ones to investigate. Instrumental, a company specializing in the testing and analysis of smartphones, made its own findings on the case earlier this month. She said the note 7 battery was too big and did not have enough room in the phone, causing continuous pressure on the machine.

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