Samsung launch Galaxy S8 MINI best in small phone market

Samsung  Launch Galaxy S8 'MINI', it is best small phone in market.

Samsung Galaxy S8

giant smartphone company SAMSUNG will launch new smaller and cheaper version of Galaxy S8, it has been reported.

Samsung's new flagship smartphone S8 and S8+ came out this year and it's come with 5.8- inch QHD screen, respectively.

Both device rock a "bezel-less" design, with Samsung managing to maximize screen to body ration of squeezing as large a display as possible into an unusually compact body.

if we compare both handset we found that S8+ was unnecessarily large in size.

The upcoming Gaqlaxy S8 mini to be working on cloud actually prove more appealing to many consumers than the original release, despite being slightly less powerful.

Samsung Galaxy S8

Samsung Galaxy S8 mini will be come with 5.3-inch display, claims IT Home, thought it will  actually feel like a 4.7 inch handset, thanks to that bezel-less design.

This should make it easy to use one handed  something that can't be said about the galaxy S8+ and, to an extent, the galaxy s8.

the galaxy S8 is the most attractive smartphone on the market at present, and the galaxy S8 Mini is said to look exactly the same, only smaller.

it's said to feature the same 12-megapixel camera to, which should satisfy the majority of consumers, as well as iris-scanning technology.

Well the Samsung Galaxy S8 Mini is come with Snapdragon  821 processor, 4GB of ram and 32GB of inbuilt memory, S8 mini use small processor compare to S8's Snapdragon 835 predecessor and 64GB of internal storage.

It will likely keep prices relatively low too. The S8 costs at nearly Rs.59,000 and the S8 Plus costs at Rs.64,900.

Samsung has released mini variants of its flagship smartphones in the past, but they've tended to be significantly parse-down options. The Galaxy S8 mini sounds very different.

Samsung is yet to confirm or deny the existence of the Galaxy S8 mini, which is claimed to be coming out later this year, but we should gain a clearer understanding of its plans in the next few weeks.

soure : independent.co.uk