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Here are some slightly potato photos of the Galaxy Note8 in the wild


A few real-world pictures of Samsung's latest stylus-driven flagship have leaked, courtesy of the folks at MyEveryDayTech.com. Though the images were taken down, SlashLeaks was able to grab them for posterity. Interested parties can feast their eyes on the grainy and pixelated images of an actual Galaxy Note8.  
As you can see, it's a phone, and it probably comes in black. It also looks to have the same virtual home button setup that the Galaxy S8 and S8+ do. So far all the details seem to corroborate the previous leaks. Again, like the S8/+ before it, the fingerprint scanner is in a terrible location, off-center on the back next to the camera
It's worth noting again that the Note8 has a dual-camera setup. We'll have to wait and see how it performs, though. I hope that it ends up using a color and monochrome combination, but with the direction most recent phones have taken, one of the two cameras will likely end up being at a fixed zoom.
Although the design language is the same, there are some notable differences between the S8 line and the Note8, especially with the radius of the corners. The bezels above and below the screen also look to be just a tiny bit smaller.
The Note8 should be just a little larger than the Galaxy S8+, at 6.3". That might seem to make it redundant, but the biggest reason to consider the Note8 over the Galaxy s8+ is the S Pen stylus. Samsung's digitizer works wonders with it. Using any old stylus on another phone isn't the same sort of experience as the S Pen on a Galaxy Note device, and I know plenty of people that swear by it. The Galaxy Note8 stylus pictured above looks basically identical to the S Pen from the Note7, with the same buttons on both the side and top of the stylus.
After the dumpster fire that was the Note7, Samsung has a lot to prove to customers. I hope the Note8 is able to smooth consumer fears related to the product line. And with the Samsung Unpacked event set for August 23rd, we won't have too long to wait and see.

Samsung Galaxy Note8 pre-orders start on September 1

Samsung pushed its Galaxy Note8 sales roadmap to carriers, Korean sources reveal. The company announced that the week following the official unveiling on August 23 would be reserved for events for network providers and retailers. The pre-order period will happen between September 1 and September 10, and the official launch is already scheduled for September 15.

The 10-day pre-order period is a day shorter than Galaxy S8’s back in April. Nevertheless, Samsung is expecting massive interest and pre-order numbers for the Galaxy Note8 since it is practically the first Galaxy Note phone in two years.
A representative from Samsung confirmed, “the company is fully ready, so there aren’t any setbacks regarding sales of the phone”.
Another Korean source published info that the Galaxy Note8 might arrive with 3D Touch anywhere on the screen. Currently, the tech is used in the Galaxy S8 but is limited to a small area where the Home button usually is positioned.
Source 1 (in Korean) • Source 2

More details about Note8 Emperor Edition 8/256GB emerge

Samsung is all set to announce the Galaxy Note8 on August 23rd, but, according to the reports, the company has also prepared a special edition of the device - Emperor Edition.


The Galaxy Note8 Emperor Edition should come with 8GB of RAM and 256GB of internal storage, expandable up to 512GB with a microSD card. A new leak from a well-known leaker confirms the existence of this device, and it also reveals some more info.

Read also: Samsung Galaxy Note8 press renders leak

According to the leak, the Emperor Edition will be available in Korea, which is in line with previous reports. It was also earlier rumored that China might also get this version of the device. Unfortunately, at this point, we don't know if the Emperor Edition will ever be available globally.

Have in mind that if Samsung does launch the Emperor Edition, it will certainly come with a hefty price tag.

Read also: RED's Hydrogen holographic phone gets shown

Numerous reports stated that the Note8 would be Samsung's most expensive smartphone, and according to previous leaks, the 128GB version of the phone could carry a price tag of over $1,100. Interestingly, this is also around the rumored price of Apple's upcoming iPhone 8.

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