In the aftermath of Note 7 debacle, the top smartphone maker Samsung is not rushing into the next big launch, the Galaxy S8.
After revealing faulty batteries were responsible for Galaxy Note 7 incidents, Samsung confirmed to delay its next flagship Galaxy S smartphone. In a statement, Samsung President Kim Dong-jin said, “The Galaxy S8 is expected to be released after MWC 2017 although the Galaxy S Series were unveiled at the MWC in Barcelona of Spain in February over the past three years.”
The Galaxy S8 was already speculated to be unveiled through a separate event in New York in March and to hit shelves around mid-April. And now a new report by Forbes is claiming Samsung S8 will make its debut on April 14 in South Korea.
Samsung has not yet officially confirmed the release date for its latest flagship Galaxy S8 smartphone.
