Samsung Galaxy S8 it was officially certified for sale in China by the local authorities, who also published some information regarding its specifications. The certification of the Samsung Galaxy S8 for sale in China comes as a normal step that the Samsung company had to take before the official presentation of its new smartphone this month.
The authorities in China have published information regarding the LTE support that the Samsung Galaxy S8 will offer on the local market for customers, but not only that. In the image below you can also see what kind of energy the Samsung Galaxy S8 is going to draw from the charger in order to charge the 3000 mAh and 3500 mAh batteries that will be used respectively.
Unfortunately, this Samsung Galaxy S8 certification does not reveal details about the components, but we are most likely talking about an Exynos 8895 chip and 6 GB of RAM. The Chinese version of the Samsung Galaxy S8 will be different from the one in Europe and the US, so it is normal to see some slightly different specifications in the end compared to the current ones.
Samsung Galaxy S8 officially confirmed in China
Apart from the certification of the Samsung Galaxy S8 for sale in China, today you can also see some images of the interface that the new smartphone will have. We already know that the Samsung Galaxy S8 will not have a Home button, so Samsung will integrate a virtual one in the lower part of the terminal screen, together with virtual buttons for navigation.
The Samsung Galaxy S8 will also have a new screen resolution that is much higher than the one used in the Samsung Galaxy S7 last year, and this is visible in the images. The Samsung Galaxy S8 will display more content on the main screen for users, but this will mainly be visible in web browsing, social media, etc.
For the time being, we do not officially know what resolution the Samsung Galaxy S8 will have, but we do know that it would have a screen ratio of 2:1, something that few anticipated. Having said that, the Samsung Galaxy S8 will be a very interesting smartphone and it remains to be seen if everything we've seen so far turns out to be 100% true.
