It's time to confirm or annul some of the rumoured specifications of Samsung Galaxy S9 we earlier talked about, as new renders of the phone are available which shows the smartphone will boast of improvements over the preceding Galaxy S8.

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The renders of the Galaxy S9 were reportedly disclosed by Samsung itself, as they are based on factory CAD images; and were later made public 91mobiles and popular leakstar—@OnLeaks who is well-known for revealing renders of unannounced phones. So, when Samsung Galaxy S9 is announced or launched, expect it to look like these renders.
In terms of design of the Galaxy S9, we spotted just a few little differences compared to this year's Galaxy S8. The latter is alleged to measure around 147.6 x 68.7 x 8.4 mm, which would make it almost as large as the former (148.9 x 68.1 x 8.0 mm), though a bit shorter, wider, and thicker.
Also, the S9 will likely feature the same dual-curve screen, a water-resistant body, standard 3.5mm headset jack, a single rear camera and other outer characteristics of the S8. Though, the S9 Plus might sport the same dual rear camera specs of the Galaxy Note 8.
The major noticeable change between the Galaxy S9 and Galaxy S8 is the placement of the fingerprint sensor, as it will be moved from the right side of the rear camera where it sits on the S8 to the buttom of the camera in the S9. A lot of users find the present(S8) position annoying, so the new change will be welcomed with open-arms.
There's will be a big boost in terms of performance; it has been confirmed that the Samsung Galaxy S9 will be powered by the latest and brand new Snapdragon 845 processor. Possibly, a massive 6GB RAM will be onboard. From dark to lighter nuances, the phone is expected to come in various color options just like other Samsung flagships phones.




We may witness the announcement of the S9 and S9+ at January's CES 2018 event, although it might be shifted to a later date. Does this phone have the specifications you've been seeking?
source: @OnLeaks / 91mobiles

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The renders of the Galaxy S9 were reportedly disclosed by Samsung itself, as they are based on factory CAD images; and were later made public 91mobiles and popular leakstar—@OnLeaks who is well-known for revealing renders of unannounced phones. So, when Samsung Galaxy S9 is announced or launched, expect it to look like these renders.
In terms of design of the Galaxy S9, we spotted just a few little differences compared to this year's Galaxy S8. The latter is alleged to measure around 147.6 x 68.7 x 8.4 mm, which would make it almost as large as the former (148.9 x 68.1 x 8.0 mm), though a bit shorter, wider, and thicker.
Also, the S9 will likely feature the same dual-curve screen, a water-resistant body, standard 3.5mm headset jack, a single rear camera and other outer characteristics of the S8. Though, the S9 Plus might sport the same dual rear camera specs of the Galaxy Note 8.
The major noticeable change between the Galaxy S9 and Galaxy S8 is the placement of the fingerprint sensor, as it will be moved from the right side of the rear camera where it sits on the S8 to the buttom of the camera in the S9. A lot of users find the present(S8) position annoying, so the new change will be welcomed with open-arms.
There's will be a big boost in terms of performance; it has been confirmed that the Samsung Galaxy S9 will be powered by the latest and brand new Snapdragon 845 processor. Possibly, a massive 6GB RAM will be onboard. From dark to lighter nuances, the phone is expected to come in various color options just like other Samsung flagships phones.
Samsung Galaxy S9 new Renders




We may witness the announcement of the S9 and S9+ at January's CES 2018 event, although it might be shifted to a later date. Does this phone have the specifications you've been seeking?
source: @OnLeaks / 91mobiles
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