iPhone 8 vs Galaxy Note 8: Battle of Monster Specs & Features

iPhone 8 and Samsung Galaxy Note 8 are yet to arrive. But, by looking at the history of both flagships, one can predict how impeccable these phones going to be in terms of specs and features.Among the impressive lineup of gadgets slated for a 2017 release, two are most very expected - the Samsung Galaxy Note 8 and the iPhone 8.

Accordingly, the rumoured specs encompassing these two gadgets are very promising. For the Note 8, it is guessed that the phablet would run a high-powered Snapdragon-Exynos hybrid processor coupled with no less than 6GB of RAM and 126 GB of capacity. Considering that Samsung is for all intents and purposes pulling out all the stops with the Samsung Note 8, gossipy tidbits are likewise high that the up and coming lead phablet would be outfitted with a 4K show.

Both of these gadgets are critical for their separate makers, with the Samsung Note 8 going up against the errand of modifying the harm the disastrous Note 7 did to Samsung's notoriety, and the iPhone 8 Plus seemingly being the most vital gadget Apple will release in the post-Steve Jobs era reports, Mic.

Considering the innate contention amongst Samsung and Apple, the buildup encompassing the Note 8 and the iPhone 8 Plus is totally legitimized. In the event that there is anything that shoppers can be sure of now, it is that the following year would see the conflict of these two smartphone titans yet again - a conflict between Samsung Galaxy Note 8 and Apple iPhone 8 Plus. pcadvisor, reports Note 8 might come up early in August.

The Samsung Galaxy Note 8 is a gadget that would fill two essential needs for the Korean tech giant. One, it would be a type of statement of regret for its reliable customer base who were disillusioned with the brand because of the detonating Samsung Note 7 controversy, and two, it would remake the harmed notoriety of Samsung's Note line of gadgets. The same is valid for the iPhone 8 Plus, particularly since ardent iPhone fans are energetically foreseeing a genuine redesign due to the iPhone 7 Plus being yet another half-stride upgrade to the maturing iPhone 6S Plus.