Samsung had earlier launched the Galaxy Note 7 in India for Rs. 59,900, but it was not made available in the country.
Last year, Samsung pulled off the Galaxy Note 7 smartphone from the stores after series of explosions. "It will give a big boost for Samsung's earnings from the second quarter", said Lee. On Friday, the company announced a 48-percent increase in estimated operating profits for the first quarter of 2017. Its sales stayed almost flat at 50 trillion won ($44 billion) during the first quarter.
The reason why Samsung has already started spending large amounts of money in order to market its Galaxy S8 flagship smartphone is because customers have started losing trust in Samsung's products in light of the Galaxy Note 7 fiasco.
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The main thing which everyone must look around is the battery capacity, so if we look at the battery life of both smartphones so the Samsung Galaxy S7 got the long lasting battery of 3000 mAh while the Apple iPhone 7 got the 1960 mAh of battery. Lee has gone on trial in South Korea.
South Korean technology giant Samsung is anticipating a dramatic surge in profits for the first three months of this year despite recent misfortunes, including the saga of the exploding Note 7 and allegations of corruption at the top level. Not only are they seeing success in their own Exynos SoC, but continued business from Qualcomm for the upcoming Snapdragon 835 SoC has also added to this increase in profits. Samsung smartphone sales fell in the third quarter of 2016 by 14.2 percent year over year, making it the company's worst performance ever. Some say the S8 could set a new first-year sales record. Samsung scrapped its flagship smartphones past year after they overheated and caught fire, leaving billions of dollars in financial damages and hurting its reputation.
It led to the suspension of President Park Geun-hye for allegedly receiving bribes. Lee is largely seen as the de-facto leader of the Samsung Group, running the business on behalf of his ailing father, Samsung Chairman Lee Kun-Hee.
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