Galaxy S8 will not have a physical Home button according to some information that appeared during this day, the Koreans from Samsung preferring to give up this component completely. Various Android terminal manufacturers have removed physical Home buttons from terminals for some time, and now Samsung is following their decision with great success.
I told you today that iPhone 8 will benefit from a similar change, and those from Samsung will not shy away from making the Galaxy S8 more beautiful without a physical Home button on the front panel. This change could also allow Samsung to extend the length of the screen across the entire front panel of the Galaxy S8, making it more useful.
By eliminating the physical Home button of the Galaxy S8, along with the audio port, Samsung will be able to implement a fingerprint reader under the screen, but also a copy of the Taptic Engine. These two pieces of information have not been confirmed by any rumor so far, but they are quite logical considering the changes that Samsung wants to make.
The Galaxy S8 will not have a physical Home button
Apart from the lack of the physical button of the Galaxy S8, the Samsung company also intends to use two new chips in the terminal that will be launched in March. We are talking about a Qualcomm Snapdragon 830 chip and an Exynos 8895 chip, the first to have quad-core processors clocked at 3 GHz, the second to have octa-core processors.
This strategy has been applied by Samsung in the past with the series of smartphones offered on the market, and with the Galaxy S8 things will definitely be the same. Until now Samsung has managed to offer good performance in this system and there is no reason to believe that starting next year things will change on the hardware side.
Apart from these changes, the Galaxy S8 will have a dual camera, and those from Samsung also intend to use better quality materials for the case. The Galaxy S8 must forget the so-called failure Galaxy Note 7, this smartphone being Samsung's biggest nightmare in its entire history as a mobile phone manufacturer.
