Sasmung galaxy s8 would come with 8gb ram and ufs storage 2.1

We have written for months about Samsung's new top-of-the-range terminal, the Galaxy S8, to be launched in 2017. That it is one of the first phones to carry the Snapdragon 835 processor and that it would have a supposed 'beast mode', etc.

Galaxy S8 at the forefront of technology

According to a new 'reliable' source, which has already hit the mark with other Samsung devices in the past, it tells us that the Galaxy S8 will come with 8GB of RAM. The memory chip would be from Samsung's own invoice manufactured in 10 nm and a UFS 2.1 flash memory will be added. This type of storage memory would gain a lot in speed of reading and writing data compared to the Galaxy S7.

In this way, the Samsung Galaxy S8 would come with a Snapdragon 835 processor, 256GB of UFS 2.1 storage memory and 8GB of RAM, more than enough to run the Android operating system with ease.

One of the most talked about rumors of this last time, indicates that the Galaxy S8 would come with a different processor depending on the region, in the United States and China it would be marketed with a Snapdragon 835 and in the rest of the regions with the Exynos 8895.

The operating system will be Android 7.0 with the Experience UI interface and a new virtual assistant called Bixby (man) and Kestra (woman). We hope to see Samsung's top of the range terminal at the MWC in Barcelona, ​​which takes place at the end of February.