The first news related to what will be the new Samsung Galaxy S8 that we will have for the MWC in Barcelona and from which some change in the design is expected, although if it finally chooses to have a single edge version, it will be more than enough to get away with those who look for other lines in the design language of the new flagship of the Korean manufacturer.
But what more news will take from the Galaxy S8 will be its dual camera on the back that, like Apple's initiative in its new iPhone 7 Plus, will follow in the wake of the Huawei P9 and the LG G5, two terminals with dual cameras. It is now when a source that comes from Weibo, claims that Samsung will be using a dual configuration for its Galaxy S8.
The combo will have a 12 MP camera with lens homemade, similar to the S7, and a Sony module with 13 MP in resolution. This 12 and 13 MP combo will serve to provide better results for deep-of-field focusing and those photos in low-light circumstances.
The front camera will also receive an interesting update in the form of a 8 MP sensor, when the S7 is 5MP, and the iris scanner that the Note 7 has that targets the new Galaxy S8. What's going to be interesting is who is going to deliver the best photography experience with a two-camera combo on the rear. We already know about LG and Huawei, but in a few days Apple will come into play with its new iPhone and Samsung with its new Galaxy S8 in a few months.
A little patience to get out of that sea of doubts that it means who will have a better picture.
