How Sirin Labs’ Blockchain smartphone Stacks Up to The Samsung Galaxy smartphone S9

according to To provide a bit of perspective on what these specs look like, let's compare the blockchain smartphone to Samsung's highest of the line—the Galaxy S9 and S9+. The Finney offers six GB of RAM, that is matched with the Samsung Galaxy smartphone S9+. The Finney presents itself with an eight MP front-facing camera, a measure that is equaled with both the Samsung S9 and S9+. As for the rear camera, the blockchain smartphone offers a twelve MP piece, that is too matched up with the S9 and S9+. Here, again, the Finney's results match up with the Samsung Galaxy smartphone S9, with a 3000 mAh battery.

It looks like Samsung is making a Galaxy S8 Lite

New press renders of Samsung's forthcoming Galaxy S8 Lite shared on Weibo have given us our better look at the phone's design, that was initially uncovered in FCC and TENAA listings shown earlier this week, as announced with smartphone Arena. According to the specs and images from TENAA, the Galaxy S8 Lite looks extremely similar to the Galaxy S8, with Samsung's "Infinity Display," Bixby-dedicated button, and the same imprint scanner on the back of the phone, below the camera. Internals review further budget-friendly specs that differ from the original Samsung S8. While the display size is identical to its flagship counterpart at 5.8-inches, the selution is lower, and tops out at 2220 with 1080 pixels. The back of the smartphone has a 16-megapixel camera, and inside, there's a Snapdragon 660 chip instead of the Galaxy S8's Snapdragon 835 chip, 4GB of RAM and 64GB of internal storage, and a 3,000mAh battery.

Samsung Galaxy Note nine looks nearly the same as Note eight in leaked marketing render

As it stated in The leaked render presents a Galaxy Note nine which is practically identical to the 2017 model. Apparently there is no new stylus and no in-display imprint tech either. Currently wanted:News Editor - specifics hereSamsung is getting closer and closer to the formal announcement of the Galaxy Note 9. Three days ago, well-known leaker Ice Universe got his hands on what appears to be a marketing render of the Note 9. The in-display imprint reader doesn't seem to be there either, otherwise, the render would have featured it prominently.

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