The two devices won’t be massive step-ups from last year’s S8 and S8+, but will apparently bring some noteworthy upgrades nonetheless.
Samsung’s next high-end smartphones, the Galaxy S9 and Galaxy S9+, may come earlier than usual.
They may make their first appearance as early as next January, at Las Vegas’ Consumer Electronics Show (CES).
They will reportedly be “iterative” devices, but still pack some new stuff, with a focus on power and overall polish.
Samsung’s new flagship smartphones for the first half of 2018 are already on their way, and may make a super-early appearance at next January’s CES.
The original report, from VentureBeat, mentions that the tentatively named “Galaxy S9” and “Galaxy S9+” will only be “iterative” devices, largely building on the noteworthy, trend-launching, almost bezel-less designs of this year’s S8 duo.
The S9 and S9+ are named “Star 1” and “Star 2” internally, and will reportedly feature the same 5.
Tech: Samsung’s next flagship smartphone may make an early appearance in January (SSNLF)
