Samsung Galaxy S9 it was certified by the American authorities from the FCC, the Korean company being obliged to send units for verification before putting the phone on sale in the US. We saw the first documents from the FCC for the Samsung Galaxy S9 at the end of last month, and now we also see a first image with the outline of the case, which was published by the FCC today.
The Samsung Galaxy S9 is certified for sale in the US, along with the Plus model, and the outline of the case is presented to show us where exactly the certification indicator for the Korean phone will be positioned. Like all models of phones certified by the FCC for sale in the USA, the Samsung Galaxy S9 will have the certification marks positioned on the lower part of the case, so there is no surprise here.
The Samsung Galaxy S9 is certified for sale in the US, but the presentation of the phone will take place at the Mobile World Congress 2018 in Barcelona, that is, somewhere in a month and a half, sales will most likely start in March. The fact that the Samsung Galaxy S9 has been certified for sale shouldn't come as a surprise because that's what usually happens with phones that have to be sold in the US.
Samsung Galaxy S9 – the first official image of the case
Samsung Galaxy S9 also has some technical specifications confirmed yesterday, the Korean company is going to include in its phone a standard camera with variable aperture, this being between f/1.5 and f/2.4, as in the W2018 model. Separately, the Samsung Galaxy S9 will have a video recording function at 1000 FPS included in the camera, and the Portrait function will also be greatly improved, to keep up with iPhone X and Google Pixel 2.
The Samsung Galaxy S9 will have the same screen with a diagonal of 5.8 inches and a QHD+ resolution, and other improvements for it have not been revealed so far, but will probably be announced in the not too distant future. The Samsung Galaxy S9 will also include a Qualcomm Snapdragon 845 chip and another Exynos 9810, their performance will be below that of the A11 Bionic chip in the iPhone X.
Samsung Galaxy S9 still has a big unknown, and that's because until now we haven't found out what will be the price at which the Korean company intends to put its new mobile phone on sale. We know that it will have 4 GB of RAM and 64 GB of storage space, like the current models, so the Samsung Galaxy S9 could be sold at very similar prices, and this is to steal from
