SamSung Galaxy S8

                  Samsung Galaxy S8

Samsung has kicked off the production of 10nm chips, which could usher in massive performance and battery life improvements for next year's smartphones – the Galaxy S8 included. Read on to find out more.

Some of the likeliest Galaxy S8 features include Qualcomm’s Snapdragon 830 chip or Samsung’s Exynos 8995, both of which are unannounced, as well as a 4K display and an Edge-style screen.

Samsung has had a mixed year, with the resounding success of the Galaxy S7, and the utter disaster that was the Galaxy Note 7. Samsung is no longer manufacturing the Note 7, and is telling users to keep their phones turned off, so many customers will be keen to bag themselves a Samsung Galaxy S8 next year.

That said, we’re still months away from the expected February/March launch of the Galaxy S8, so there’s a limit to what we can say for certain about the new phone. Fortunately, the phone market is relatively easy to predict, so we have a good idea of what sort of processors, modems, and camera technology will be available for Samsung to utilise ahead of the phone’s debut.

Here’s a round-up of what you can expect from the Samsung Galaxy S8.