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New Samsung Galaxy A8s surfaces with Infinity-O display

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New Samsung Galaxy A8s surfaces with Infinity-O display

Some new images of the bezel-less Samsung Galaxy A8s have just surfaced on the Web, equipped with an Infinity-O display with a cutout on the upper-left corner for the front selfie camera.

The new bezel-less design allows the flat screen panel to occupy more than 90% of the front panel. Also, it's quite obvious that the display panel is made using the HIAA technology, which is also used in the Samsung S10 series.



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A triple main camera is visible on the back of the device, along with a fingerprint scanner which actually means that we'll not find an in-display fingerprint sensor in A8s. The back cover is rumored to be made of tempered glass with an oleophobic coating to prevent the fingerprint marks & smudges. Presumably, the device will be equipped with an Octa-Core Snapdragon 710 chipset, 6 GB of RAM and up to 128 GB of flash memory. 


Samsung has not had its best year in the mobile section, but now it seems the South Koreans will try their best to bounce back with numerous gadgets under their sleeves for next year. It is going to be a make or break year for Samsung, not only with the launch of folding smartphones and the Galaxy S10 series but we'll also get to see some top-notch mid-rangers like the Samsung Galaxy A8s with an incredible look. The announcement of new smartphone Samsung Galaxy A8 is expected in early 2019 even before the launch of the S10 Series.

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