Skip to main content

Has Samsung teased Galaxy Note 8 design from its own Twitter?


Has Samsung teased Galaxy Note 8 design from its own Twitter?

By Sean Keach  
image: http://static.trustedreviews.com/94/00003f01f/3c71_oq80_orh234w417/exynote.jpg

Has Samsung teased Galaxy Note 8 design from its own Twitter?

Samsung may have revealed the Galaxy Note 8 design on an official Twitter account – just weeks before the phone’s expected debut.

We’re now very close to the official launch of the Galaxy Note 8, if rumours are to be believed. Most leaks put the announcement in late August and a retail rollout in September, which means it’s likely that the phone’s design is finalised at this point.

That’s why a tweet posted by Samsung’s Exynos chipmaking arm has prompted speculation that the phone depicted in the accompanying image is actually the Galaxy Note 8.

Here’s the tweet:



The tweet is actually being used to promote Samsung’s current flagship mobile chip, the Exynos 8995. This chip featured in this year’s Galaxy S8, and is also expected to appear in the Galaxy Note 8.

However, the phone appears to be a Samsung phone we’re not familiar with, and bears a strong resemblance to design rumours and leaks we’ve seen regarding the Note 8. The slim-bezel design, curved edges, and lack of a Home button are all expected to be core design tenets of the Galaxy Note 8. It’s certainly not the Galaxy S8; the bezel curve is different and the speaker grille is too long, for a start.

Unfortunately, there’s no way of telling for sure whether this is the Note 8; this could simply be a quick design mockup of an invented phone, simply created for marketing purposes. As much as we’d like to say this is the Galaxy Note 8, it seems highly improbable that Samsung would make such a mistake. Also, the tweet is still up nearly 24 hours after it first going live, which suggests Samsung hasn’t made the gaffe we were hoping for.

The good news is that Samsung is expected to announce the Galaxy Note 8 as soon as August 23, so we’ll update you with any news as we get it. Until then, take all rumours and leaks with due caution.

Samsung declined to comment on this article.

Related: Best Android phones

What would you like to see from the Galaxy Note 8? Let us know in the comments.



Read more at http://trustedreviews.com/news/has-samsung-teased-galaxy-note-8-design-from-its-own-twitter#eE1YGhbbXlfgQU7u.99
Labels:

Comments

Post a Comment

Popular posts from this blog

Best Android Phones 2017: 9 of the best Android smartphones

Best Android Phones 2017: 9 of the best Android smartphones 12 July 2017         1.8K   shares image: http://static.trustedreviews.com/94/00003b98c/5bb1_oq80_orh234w417/pixel-2.jpg Our Best Android Phones roundup has all the top handsets in one place. Your next mobile is sure to be on this list. The year 2016 saw the launch of all manner of superb Android handsets. The  Samsung Galaxy S7 ,  OnePlus 3T ,  HTC 10  all greatly improved on their predecessors, plus Google created its first ever in-house smartphones: the  Pixel  and  Pixel XL . We've yet to see smartphone manufacturers pause for breath, with 2017 already seeing the unveiling of a fresh wave of stellar-looking handsets. Highlights so far include the Samsung  Galaxy S8  and  Galaxy S8%2B , near-bezel-less  LG G6 , and the refined  Huawei P10  and  P10 Plus  in the top end o...
Post a Comment
Read more

Htc u12+ review

highlight for the HTC U12+, with minimal corner shading and noise, as well as accurate white balance for pleasant colors and true-to-life skin tones. Zoom and Bokeh Using the 54mm-equivalent telephoto lens on the HTC U12+’s secondary camera, close-range zoom shots up to 2x magnification offer very good image quality. Fine intricate details are preserved, and artifacts are well-controlled at 2x zoom in both indoor and outdoor shots, with the device struggling only in low light. Zoom performance isn’t as good when using longer zoom ranges, however; and although the HTC U12+ offers a fair compromise between detail preservation and  noise reduction  on long-range zoom shots, good  sharpness  is challenging for the device at 8x magnification or at 4x in low light. In the short-range zoom samples below, the U12+ shows a level of detail that is very close to that of the Apple iPhone X. Ringing around hard edges is a little stronger for the U12+, however. ...
Post a Comment
Read more

Fujifilm X100F review

REVIEW SPECS SHOP Fujifilm X100F $1,149.00   at 42nd Street Photo SEE IT CNET may get a commission from these offers. 8.2 Design 9 Features 8 Performance 8 Image quality 8 The good   The Fujifilm X100F produces excellent photos and the updated autofocus system is a great improvement. Plus, it improves on the control layout and retains the manual-optimized shooting design and fast lens that have made it a favorite. The bad  Sad battery life. The bottom line   An advanced compact for wide-angle and manual-photography fans, the Fujifilm X100F improves upon an already great camera with better autofocus performance and a fine-tuned design on top of its already excellent photo quality. See all prices $1,149.00 at 42nd Street Photo CNET review A first-rate advanced compact shoots for stellar by   Lori Grunin   on  Sep 20, 2017   @LoriGrunin ...
Post a Comment
Read more