Information on the support page of the Samsung web portal suggests that the company will launch in Europe a dual-SIM version of the Galaxy Note 8, whose model would be identified with the code SM-N950F / DS. However, the bad news is that this model will feature a hybrid tray, so that users will have to sacrifice the use of a microSD at the cost of using a second SIM.
Fortunately, for now it is believed that the Galaxy Note 8 will arrive with an internal memory of up to 256GB in some regions, so that the use of an additional memory card is not necessary. But if you find yourself running low on space on your device, there are many very cheap, or even free, cloud storage platforms such as Dropbox, Google Drive or Degoo, a service that we have recently detailed and that offers up 100GB of free cloud space.
According to the latest leaks, the Galaxy Note 8 will arrive with a 6.3-inch Infinity Display, a processor Snapdragon 835 / Exynos 8895, 6GB of RAM and a 3.300 mAh battery. It will also have the Android 7.1.1 Nougat operating system out of the box, although it will surely be updated to Android O in a few months or even weeks, as Google will launch a version of Android 8.0 for the Google Pixel and Nexus this month.
As for pricing, it was recently revealed that the Galaxy Note 8 would be Samsung's most expensive smartphone to date, with a price of about 1000 euros in Europe.
The Samsung Galaxy Note 8 will be presented during an event scheduled for next August 23, a day in which we could also see the arrival of the Gear Fit 2 Pro, the company's third fitness device, which will bring greater resistance to water and support for playing Spotify music offline, as well as a new GearVR virtual reality headset.
