Samsung Galaxy S9 will be launched in the spring of next year and will have an integrated function that, unfortunately, the company Apple Lossless Audio CODEC (ALAC), will not give it for iPhone 8 this fall. More precisely, we are talking about a new GSM modem that Samsung has developed especially for the Samsung Galaxy S9, which is capable of allowing internet browsing through 4G networks at speeds of up to 1.2 Gbps.
The Samsung Galaxy S9 will have this GSM modem integrated into the Exynos chip that the Samsung company will integrate into the new smartphone, its GSM performance will be above that of any other smartphone. We are talking here about both the Android and the iPhone 8, because Apple will not offer such support this year for its smartphone, even if the Samsung Galaxy S9 will have it next year.
The Samsung Galaxy S9 will have support for very high-speed 4G networks both through the Exynos modem and through a Qualcomm modem with similar performance. Apple could also use this modem in the iPhone 8 this year, but the legal dispute with Qualcomm prevents it from doing so, so the Samsung Galaxy S9 will have a plus on the side of Internet browsing through GSM networks.
Samsung Galaxy S9 – Function missing from iPhone 8
Samsung Galaxy S9 with support for such networks will also depend a lot on their existence at various mobile phone operators in the world. Even if the Samsung Galaxy S9 will be able to support Internet browsing speeds that are very high, only in some countries they will be available from the very beginning, but users will feel the differences compared to the current ones, thanks to the new technologies.
The Samsung Galaxy S9 will be able to upload any kind of video clips or large files extremely quickly, depending on the network to which it is connected and the download location. Thanks to the support for these types of modems that will be included in the Samsung Galaxy S9, downloading applications of several GB will be much faster, and 4K resolution movies will load much faster, wherever you see them.
Samsung Galaxy S9 still needs the great support of mobile phone operators, and for now only a few countries have networks with such high speeds. In Europe there are none for now, but they have been tested and some countries intend to launch them, but it is unlikely that the Samsung Galaxy S9 will be able to reach such high speeds in Europe, although it could reach relatively close ones.
