Galaxy S9 probably won’t include Samsung’s greatest new technology.

SAMSUNG’S Galaxy S9 looks set to be released early next year.Samsung’s Galaxy S9 will be one of the mass expected smartphones on 2018.

This next generation device is already rumored to become the most powerful smartphone the Korean technology giant has ever created.

It’s believed the Samsung Galaxy S9 will be the first to feature Qualcomm’s, soon to be announced, Snapdragon 845 processor.

This powerhouse is expected to delivered a performance developement of up to 25 per cent over the current Snapdragon 845.

Along with this supreme power other new features could include a dual-lens rear camera, similar to that found on the new Note 8 & some reports suggest Samsung could bring the fingerprint scanner back to the front of the phone with a unique sensor inflicted under the display.
There’s no word on when the S9 will be released but there is one new and exciting feature that, sadly, probably won’t be included on this new device.

Samsung is working hard to deliver 5G to countries across the world with this next generation mobile signal able to bring great developments to data download speeds.

5G looks set to transform mobile and broadband usage in the UK with speeds of around 20Gbps a authentic possibility.

This blistering technology would allow users to download full 4K HDR movies & AAA games in a matter of seconds.
To prove this technology works, Samsung is already testing its 5G network in the US and UK with speeds of around 1Gbps already recorded which is over 600 times faster than the current UK average.

Clearly 5G is the future but Samsung say's that it’s implausible to be ready for consumers until at least 2019.