Samsung deepen on digital life time

Smartphone devices manufacturer, Samsung, said it would boost digital lifestyles of Nigerians with the launch of its newest flagship smartphones.

The two devices, the Galaxy S8 and S8+, already launched into the Nigerian market, feature polished metal chassis covered by curved Gorilla Glass 5 on the front and back.

The devices available in Midnight Black, Orchid Gray and Maple Gold colours with internal memory of 64GB and up to 256GB microSD support, have been said to enhanced access to the Internet while offering other functionalities that improves user’s private and official tasks.

Boasting some of the largest wrap-around screens ever made, the long-awaited Galaxy S8 and S8+ come with 5.8-inch (14.73 cm) and 6.2-inch (15.75 cm) curved screens, respectively.

Both devices have 1,440X2,960 screen resolution and are equipped 3,000mAh and 3,500mAh batteries, respectfully.
Speaking at the launch event, Managing Director, Samsung Electronics West Africa, Mr. Paul Lee, said, “Samsung consistently pushes the boundaries of possibilities with a focus of unlocking value by delivering products that are, not only stunning to look at but, also comfortable to hold.

“The launch of these smartphones marks the beginning of a new era of smartphone devices without edges or limits.

“This is a new way for our consumers to experience the world, capture every moment and share every memory through a device that is sleek and small enough to fit into their hands, but big enough to contain everything needed for work and play,” Mr. Lee stated.

Director and Business Leader, Information Technology and Mobile, Mr. Emmanouil Revmatas, said that Samsung was delighted about the smartphones
The display quality is Super AMOLED, featuring a new design named “infinity display”, which wraps around the devices in a smooth, perfectly curved pristine end-to-end screen, giving it a perfect symmetry while eliminating the bezels.

Thanks to the new display, the physical home button usually located in the front of the phone has been replaced with a digital home button, built in the glass.

Both devices feature a rear mounted fingerprint reader, quite close to the camera lens