Samsung Galaxy S8 will not be unveiled at MWC in February
Koh Dong-jin, chief of Samsung Mobile held a press conference regarding the Galaxy Note7 battery issues. We already told you what was the problem and what happened when units were replaced.
He said the faulty batteries wiped $5.3B off Samsung’s operating
profit. And in order to stop this from happening again, the long-awaited
flagship Galaxy S8
will come out later than expected. Koh told reporters at the presser
that "lessons of this incident are deeply reflected in our culture and
process”.
He said the faulty batteries wiped $5.3B off Samsung’s operating
profit. And in order to stop this from happening again, the long-awaited
flagship Galaxy S8
will come out later than expected. Koh told reporters at the presser
that "lessons of this incident are deeply reflected in our culture and
process”.
Glass panel of Samsung Galaxy S8
This means Samsung Galaxy S8 will not be unveiled at the Mobile World
Congress in Barcelona in February, as everyone assumed. Even if there
were numerous leaks about the design and the lack of physical button
or about Bixby, Samsung’s response to Alexa and Google Assistant, looks
like we’ll have some more time to keep the rumor mill running. Koh did
not mention an actual reveal date, so we are yet to see how much of a
delay we face.
Previous reports were saying mid-April will be the actual launch, so the Galaxy S8 will likely be unveiled somewhere in March.
Previous reports were saying mid-April will be the actual launch, so the Galaxy S8 will likely be unveiled somewhere in March.
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