What does the Samsung Galaxy S9 look like?

Samsung Electronics expects to introduce its flagship smartphone, the Galaxy S9, with similar features early next year, but has improved on its predecessor, the Galaxy S8. It's likely Korean tech giant Galaxy S9 will be exhibiting at the Mobile World Congress in February, or at its own launch event in March, industry experts say. Samsung got rid of the Galaxy S5, S6 and S7 on MWC and Galaxy S8 at its own launch events in New York and London in March. Some media reported that Samsung may display the Galaxy S9 at the Consumer Electronics Show in January, Apple's new flagship model to compete, but the iPhone X., Samsung denied speculation, saying: "It is unlikely. " It is expected that the Galaxy S9 has similar designs and specifications as its predecessor Galaxy S8 with advanced features. It is expected that the next phone will have the same infinity screen and the same frameless design as Galaxy S8 and Galaxy Note S8, but with thinner lenses. The Galaxy S8 is 84 percent over the body with a screen, but it is expected that the Galaxy S9 covered almost 90 percent of the screen relative to the body, which means that the front can be almost completely covered by panels.

The industry speculated that the Galaxy S9 may have a fingerprint scanner on the screen when it leaves the fingerprint scanner on the back of the phone. Galaxy S8 placed the fingerprint sensor on the back of the phone and aroused complaints from consumers who falsely touched the phone's camera when they tried to place their fingers on the sensor. However, one source familiar with the subject said, "The Galaxy S9 is unlikely to have a fingerprint scanner on the screen, as technical challenges have not yet been addressed." It is also expected that the next flagship smartphone will continue with two cameras and the camera will produce an optical image stabilizer that will produce stable images even with the movement of the camera. The Samsung spokesman declined to make an official comment stating, "We do not provide information about the product that was not published."