Samsung Galaxy S9 and S9+.

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Samsung Galaxy S9 and S9+ new leaks ahead of launch.
Let's now talk about the new Galaxy S9. According to Koreans ET News, the leak claims that the Galaxy S9 will have the ability to make "3D EMOTICONS" using the front-facing camera.

Now you guys might be wondering " What is this 3D Emoticon? "
Well, the answer is "A representation of a facial expression such as a smile or frown formed by various combinations of keyword characters".

Or in layman terms " The Emoji feature of the iPhone X was one of the most talked about features of the phone. So its no surprise that this has made its way over to Samsung ".

Another major feature of S9 is that it has " Dual Stereo Speakers ".

Now let's talk about pricing.
According to Phone Arena, the S9 would start from approximately 60000 INR and S9+ would probably be 10-15000 extra.

The display pretty much remains the same which means that we'll see a 5.8 inch and 6.2-inch super AMOLED panels and QHD+ resolutions and Significantly an 18:59 aspect ratio.

More so over the Galaxy twins looks like.

 This the S9
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This is it's bigger brother S9+
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Specs
The S9 and S9+ will have a Qualcomm Snapdragon 845 or Exynos 9810 processor. S9 will have a 4GB RAM and S9+ will have 6GB RAM and a storage of 64GB is common for both.

S9 will have a Single rear Camera and a dual rear camera for S9+. Both are IP68 Water Resistant.

Variable Aperture.
As the name suggests both the camera's aperture can be varied in the sense that you could shoot from f2.4 to all the way till f1.5. It's more like an improved technology that none of the smartphones have in them.

Thank you guys for spending your precious time in reading my blog, Stay tuned for more updates...

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