The Samsung official didn't say where the fingerprint sensor might be located on the Galaxy Note 8, but given the rash of complaints about its location in the Galaxy S8, Samsung might be wise to find a more central location on the rear of its upcoming handset.
We recently heard that Samsung are looking to launch their new Galaxy Note 8 before Apple's iPhone and the handset could launch some time in September.
Snapdragon 836 will be an improved version of the current Snapdragon 835 that powers the Galaxy S8 and S8 Plus.
For the CPU, for instance, the Snapdragon 836 would crank things up to 2.5 GHz for the primary cores.
Similar to last year, where the incremental successor of Snapdragon 820 processor, Snapdragon 821 made to the 2016's Google Pixel and Pixel XL, this year too, Snapdragon 836 will likely feature in Google Pixel 2 and Pixel 2 XL.
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The report notes the Snapdragon 836 chipset would be a slightly improved version of the Snapdragon 835 SoC, which is the latest and the greatest mobile chipset Qualcomm is now offering. Its Adreno 540 GPU is said to have a clock speed of 740MHz.
Possibly, after this startling addition of Snapdragon 836 chip, it will boost up the performance of Note 8 if compared to Galaxy S8.
We all know that Samsung is going to launch the Galaxy C10 any day now. The new flagship phablet will have an edge-to-edge Infinity display with no physical home button. The phone would sport a massive 6 Inch display with full HD resolution.
Prior to the launch of the Galaxy S8, there were a handful of reports saying that the phone won't be coming with an embedded fingerprint scanner due to some technical limitations. It would run Android 7.1.1 Nougat instead of Android O out of the box.
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