Samsung is working to announce the successors of this year's flagship phones aka Galaxy S9 and S9+. The South Korean smartphone manufacturer is reportedly preparing to show off these smartphones at CES 2018 and official launch them by March. However, there are no official words
Report of the Galaxy S9's display comes via SamMobile, which says that Samsung is looking to narrow the bezels even further with next year's flagships. The Galaxy S9 could have a near non-existent bottom bezel, while the top bezel will be narrower than that seen on the Galaxy S8. Samsung will still need to keep some bezels on the forehead as it will house the front-facing camera, sensors and earpiece. If the rumour is true, the Galaxy S9 could have a screen-to-body ratio that is nearly 6 per cent more than that of the Galaxy S8+, which was at around 84 per cent.
Feature is Super AMOLED Infinity displays, with the former getting a 5.8-inch panel and the latter getting a 6.2-inch panel. They are expected to be powered by the yet-to-be-announced Snapdragon 845 processor coupled with 4GB of RAM for the S9 and 6GB of RAM for the S9+. You can also expect an update to Samsung's iris scanning functionality as the company will look to take on Apple's Face ID feature on the iPhone X