Reputed designer Concept Creator is back with a new Samsung Galaxy Note 8 concept, this time finalized and said to look 99% like the real deal. So, I guess it’s time to dissect it. I have to say that it doesn’t feature anything we didn’t expect. It’s still a take
I’m sure you’ve noticed the fact that we’ve been treated these days with some major leaks of the Galaxy Note 8. We’ve seen CAD files, 3D pics and a big change of the camera design. All of those have been converted into the renders below. We also have a video,
Any minute now we are going to start seeing invitations for a new “Unbox Your Phone” experience, involving the Galaxy Note 8. Till that happens, concepts are the next best thing, including the one rendered by designer Sam Lam Chin Pong and shown below. He used SolidWorks and KeyShot to
Missed the Samsung Galaxy Note 8 concepts? Well, the device has been rendered below, in both shots and a video and it’s a gorgeous extension of the Galaxy S8. The handset keeps the curved screen corners and edges, but it also gets a dual back camera. This time the diagonal
After enjoying the first concept of the Samsung Galaxy S9, it’s time to check out the Galaxy Note 8. Word has it that it’s already been developed and work even started right after the Note 7 fiasco. A proposal for its design comes from DBS Designing and it’s shown below.
The next big thing from Samsung is clearly the Samsung Galaxy Note 8, expected to arrive around August-September this year, most likely at IFA 2017. Till that happens concepts are the next best thing, especially since there haven’t been any clear leaks so far. First thing I noticed is something
We couldn’t let the day go by without covering the latest big leak, that has to do with Samsung. Their Galaxy Note 8 just leaked in a hands on shot, that you can check out below. It’s basically a wider Galaxy S8, that’s the vibe I’m getting here. Obviously we
Samsung Galaxy S8 is pretty much confirmed, so it’s time to think of Samsung’s next move. The Galaxy Note 8 is the next big thing from the South Koreans and it’s just been rendered by Techconfigurations. As usual they put a lot of work into it, provided specs and a
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