Report: Samsung says Galaxy S9 CES showcase 'unlikely'

Terminal updated: December 6th, 2017 at 12:01 UTC+01:00

It probably won't surprise most of you, only Samsung has apparently toldThe Korea Heraldthat a showcase of the Milky way S9 at the Consumer Electronics Testify in Las Vegas side by side month is "unlikely." Following the first such report that said the Galaxy S9 could be showcased to a few people at CES, there has been some talk of a possibility of the S9 being officially launched in January to tackle the iPhone X, but it seems to be a baseless rumor merely similar the one nosotros hear each year for every upcoming Milky way Southward flagship.

The Milky way X is more likely to get a showcase at CES

What Samsungcouldsecretly showcase at CES is its foldable phone, which has been called the Galaxy 10 in the rumor mill and was even spotted on the company's official website. The Korean behemothic has said before that information technology plans to launch a foldable smartphone in 2018, and like experimental devices like the Milky way Round before it, it's possible a few lucky folks will exist treated to a glimpse of (or given substantial information on) the Galaxy X at CES. But the Galaxy S9 will about probable not be in attendance and should get unveiled at a dedicated event at the MWC like all of its predecessors.

The rest ofThe Korea Herald'sstudy talks virtually previous rumors, such every bit the possibility of an 89-90 percentage screen-to-torso ratio and Samsung's inability to ready an in-display fingerprint sensor for the Milky way S9. Word out in that location is that Samsung has chosen to become with a different supplier for the fingerprint sensors on the S9, and unlike the S8 and Note viii, the Milky way S9'southward fingerprint sensor will be easier to reach. The company has as well reportedly started testing the Galaxy S9 with Android 8.0 Oreo. Last but not the least, our sources tell us Samsung's upcoming flagship will come up in a brand new purple/violet colour variant.

Report: Samsung says Galaxy S9 CES showcase 'unlikely'