The Galaxy S8 wouldn’t even reach its first birthday when the Galaxy S9 is announced.
Samsung’s successor to the Galaxy S8 is said to be called the Galaxy S9, and it could be announced in late February.
That’s a month earlier than the Galaxy S8’s announcement.
The Galaxy S9 is said to come with only incremental updates over the Galaxy S8, with the major updates coming to the new device’s camera.
Samsung will announce the Galaxy “S9” as early as late February 2018, which would be a month earlier than the Galaxy S8’s announcement in 2017, according to Bloomberg, which spoke with people familiar with the matter.
After its supposed late February announcement, Samsung’s new devices will be released in March, according to the sources, but the announcement and release dates are “still fluid” and could change over the coming months.
The Galaxy S8 was announced in late March 2017, and released in late April.
Tech: Samsung will release the successor to the Galaxy S8 earlier than expected
