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Samsung Galaxy S8 review

The revolutionary design of the Galaxy S8 and S8+ begins from the inside out. We rethought every part of the phone's layout to break through the confines of the smartphone screen. So all you see is pure content and no bezel. It's the biggest, most immersive screen on a Galaxy smartphone of this size. And it's easy to hold in one hand

Faster, even in rain

You never really stop using your phone. That's why Galaxy S8 and S8+ are driven by the World's first 10nm processor. It's fast, powerful and increases battery efficiency. What's more, with IP68**, you can even work through rain or dust. If that's not enough, with external storage, you will never run out of space.
**IP68 rating (Dust and Water Resistant) means that the device is protected against entry of solid foreign objects, and harmful ingress of static water at up to 1.5m, for up to 30 minutes, under certain defined test conditions. According to accredited test results; individual results may vary.
 NEW FEATURES

Say hello to Bixby

Bixby completely changes the way you interact with your phone. It's a personal assistant that understands talk, text, and taps so you are never confined to one mode of communication. Also, it completely changes the way you search. Just open your camera app and show Bixby what you want. It's that easy.

Security

Security that's foolproof

Prying eyes are not a problem when you have iris scanning on the Galaxy S8 and S8+. No two irises have the same pattern, not even yours, and they're nearly impossible to replicate. That means with iris scanning, your phone and its contents open to your eyes only. And when you need to unlock really fast, face recognition is a handy option.
*The iris is the coloured, ring-shaped part of your eye

The phone that opens up new worlds

The Galaxy S8 and S8+ are designed to be more than just smartphones. They're designed to change how you capture and view your life, whether it's in 360 degrees or in virtual reality. They're designed to change how you pay and work on the go. Break down the barriers in your world with the Galaxy S8 and S8+


Smart Switch

Change your phone, easily keep your memories

From your photos and videos to contacts and music, Smart Switch lets you easily transfer your memories from your old phone to your new Galaxy S8 and S8+. Now that you know all the memories are coming with you, you can focus on making new ones with your Galaxy S8 or S8+.
*Availability of services may vary by device. USB connector is included in the box.
SAMSUNG GALAXY S8 COMES WITH A PRICE OF 57,900 INR
YOU CAN BUY IT  FROM THE LINK GIVEN BELOW
https://shop.samsung.com/in/galaxy-s8.html?cid=in_ppc_google-hhp-pla_sm-g950fzkd_20170419

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