The Samsung Galaxy S9 and S9 Plus are expected to debut at the Mobile World Congress set to be held on Feb. 26 in Barcelona, Spain. After the event, the new phones are expected to hit store shelves March 16. So what can Samsung fans expect with these new flagship models?
Evan Blass, a well-known tech informant, says that a C-level executive at a smartphone-case maker revealed that the S9 and the larger S9 Plus will be available for preorder beginning on March 1. Samsung had already stated earlier that it will announce the phone late next month making Blass’ claim of a March release very plausible.
According to a C-level executive at a major casemaker, the go-to-market schedule for Galaxy S9 / S9 is as follows:
Launch – 2/26
Pre-orders – 3/1
Ships/releases – 3/16— Evan Blass (@evleaks) January 16, 2018
So far, the currently available information reveals that the Samsung Galaxy S9 is an incremental update. Samsung already revealed that users can expect updates to its Bixby artificial-intelligence assistant, especially an easier-to-navigate interface. Several leaks have also suggested that the manufacturer has tweaked the smartphone’s design to make it easier to use. It’s still expected to feature a rear-facing fingerprint scanner, not the rumored front scanner. However, unlike the Galaxy S8, the button is located in a centralized location making it easier for users to find.
Both devices will be powered by the flagship standard Snapdragon 845 and features a 4 GB as well as 64 GB of storage. They also come with Super Speed Dual Pixel…
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