The Samsung Galaxy S9 Review

The Samsung Galaxy S9 will not finally come out in January

Those who have high hopes of seeing the Samsung Galaxy S9 at CES next month may be disappointed. Addressing the Korea Herald Wednesday, December 6, Samsung executives said it "unlikely" that they will be presenting the Galaxy S9 at CES in Las Vegas next month. There was speculation that Samsung would show the smartphone to at least some people outside the CES. This was followed by reports that Samsung would use the program to unveil the device. Now it seems, however, that Samsung has other plans. Reports have been running for months on Samsung's projects for the Galaxy S9 and the Galaxy S9 +. Most of these reports show that Samsung only offer minor updates on the design of the past year, including fine glasses, and instead focus on some features updates. On the one hand, the companies offer a dual-lens camera of the device and should increase its energy with the help of Qualcomm Snapdragon processor 845. It is reported that Samsung moves the fingerprint sensor in one place less uncomfortable.

However, the launch date of the smartphone was a topic of discussion. The January advocacy was flanked by reports that Samsung plans to unveil the Galaxy S9 line one day at the Mobile World Congress in February. The company was able to bring the Galaxy S9 shortly thereafter on the market and use its start window between the end of February and March. While Samsung can not provide the S9 Galaxy at CES, the Korea Herald report that suggests, earlier SamMobile reported that another smartphone in which could be the agency for work presented at the show: the Galaxy X. It is believed that Samsung Galaxy X is foldable, in which the company has been working for years. Finally I could be ready for prime time. Google Translate for Business:Translator Toolkit Website Translator