Every day that goes by and that brings us nearer to the date on which finally we know officially, the strengths of Samsung Galaxy S8 in fact, it makes the device less mysterious. Basically, in these months, the insiders often are focused on the hardware specifications of the smartphone, starting from camera, passing the processor, up to battery. At the same time, however, it is legitimate to ask questions with regard to the question of software.
What are the certainties from which we can, starting today December 6? As reported by AndroidCentral, the assumptions of the Android Nougat for the Samsung Galaxy S8 are basically five and go back to what has emerged up to this moment through the various beta and have seen the light with the Samsung Galaxy S7. Waiting to understand how to evolve the much-talked – the Display Always On (for that we’ll have to wait necessarily the official presentation of the model), we try to analyze the other.
let’s Start from the better handling of the app and ongoing activitiesin such a way as to ensure an autonomy of the most high. In addition of course, to make steps forward in terms of overall performance thanks to a picture of the situation more clear for users. In the second place, we will be able to count on the interface TouchWiz much lighter than what is found in these months, referring in this way to the usual theme of the performance of the new Samsung Galaxy S8.
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Going forward, to emphasize the potential to decrease the screen resolution, the ensuring of the big steps forward to the smartphone in terms of battery life. According to the source, then, the device will be much more intelligent by adding the "search function" speech on the inside of the app. The fifth point, again involving the search bar, intended to make its entrance, even inside the app "basic, historic". Are the assumptions the software positive for the Samsung Galaxy S8?
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