"Android Central" said : Samsung unveils dual camera sensor that will likely end up in the Galaxy Note 8

collected by : Andro Alex Samsung's latest ISOCELL imaging sensor supports dual cameras. Samsung has unveiled its latest lineup of ISOCELL imaging sensors at Mobile World Congress Shanghai. The company is launching four new imaging sensors, each targeted at a specific market requirement — Bright, Fast, Slim, and Dual. What are your thoughts on Samsung's latest ISOCELL sensors? Both imaging sensors will feature an f/2.0 aperture and 1.12-micron pixels, with Samsung stating that the setup leads to "superior image quality" in low-light conditions.


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Samsung will reportedly revive the Galaxy Note 7 with a Korea-only 'Fandom Edition'

Samsung recalled some three million devices from consumers before it killed off the product in October. It was speculated that Samsung would revive the Note brand this year, and the FE addition could be a stepping stone towards that goal. Samsung is reportedly gearing to revive the Galaxy Note 7, its disastrous 2016 smartphone that was recalled after battery problems caused units to catch fire, with the limited release of a new model. Samsung will reportedly sell the phone, which will include a different battery and component set, for under 700,000 South Korean won ($616). The Wall Street Journal reports that the Note 7 FE (that stands for 'Fandom Edition') will go on sale in Samsung's native Korea as soon as July 7.
Samsung first revealed plans to refurbish the Samsung Galaxy Note 7 in February. Scroll down for videosAfter a disasterous first-run with the Galaxy Note 7 that resulted in a recall of 2.5 million devices, Samsung is relaunching the smartphone with a 'Fandom Edition'GALAXY NOTE FE Samsung has renamed the smartphone 'Galaxy Note FE', which stands for 'Fandom Edition'. While Samsung launched its Galaxy S8 device in April, analysts have reassured that Galaxy Note FE will not compete with the smartphone. After a disastrous first-run with the Galaxy Note 7 that resulted in a recall of 2.5 million devices, Samsung is relaunching the smartphone with a 'Fandom Edition.' The refurbished Galaxy Note FE is set to hit the South Korean market by July 7.


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