Samsung to roll out Galaxy S8, S8+ in May

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Samsung will start selling its Galaxy S8 and Galaxy S8+ phones in Viet Nam from May 5 at VNĐ18.49 and VNĐ20.49 million.

 

Samsung will start selling its Galaxy S8 and Galaxy S8+ phones in Viet Nam from May 5 at VNĐ18.49 and VNĐ20.49 million. — VNS Photo

Samsung will start selling its Galaxy S8 and Galaxy S8+ phones in Viet Nam from May 5 at VNĐ18.49 and VNĐ20.49 million.

To be available in three colours, the new phones have a screen 18 per cent bigger. Galaxy S8 has a 5.8 inch screen while S8+ comes in at bezel 6.2 inch.

Bezel-less on the sides, they feature an advanced, premium camera, robust security with a wide selection of biometric technologies including fingerprint scanner, iris scanner and facial recognition.

The company on the same day also launched DeX, a new service that lets users power a PC-like environment from mobile phones and Gear 360 and Gear VR. — VNS

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