This year has been an interesting year for smartphone fans, however, next year looks set to be even bigger. Nokia has confirmed that it'll be making its long-awaited comeback to the market. Meanwhile, Samsung needs to win us back.
The Samsung Galaxy S7 was almost everything we hoped for, with improvements throughout leading it to be one of the most powerful, stylish, packed in one package smartphones on the market But there's still room for improvement and also it's low on innovation, so we have a wish list for what we want to get from the Samsung Galaxy S8.
Nokia's Android phones are among the most much-awaited phones of 2017. Now, Nokia finally plans to do what it should have probably done earlier come out with a full-featured Android phone, unlike its Nokia X brand. Nokia is expected to unveil three phones in the coming year, the budget D1C, the mid-range C1, and the flagship P1. To make a successful return Nokia needs the P1 to be a standout phone as it will compete with leading flagships from brands such as Samsung and iPhone, which will also release at Mobile World Congress 2017.
Samsung S8 Rumored Specs And Features
Samsung Galaxy S8 is said to come in two sizes, a 5-inch (Galaxy s8) and 6-inch (Galaxy S8 Plus) Also believed will be powered by 835 Qualcomm's Snapdragon Chip. Comes with a 4k design, 8 GB RAM, 30 MP for the rear and 9 MP for the front. Under the hood is a massive 4200 mAh battery life alongside a 64 and 128 GB internal memory and expandable with dual micro SD cards. The upcoming device is also set to run the latest Android Nougat.
Nokia P1 Rumored Specs And Features
The Nokia P1 is said to feature a 2k resolution display. The P1 is expected to be a powerful device with a Snapdragon 835 processor and whopping 6GB RAM. The 835 is made using 10nm processor technology, which offers better performance and battery life. Moreover, Nokia P1 will continue the tradition with its 23-megapixel Carl Zeiss camera. Under the hood is 3700 mAh battery life and the new model will run the latest Android Nougat.
