Samsung has released a new feature Samsung Galaxy Note 8

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Samsung's Galaxy Note 8 flagship smartphone has been introduced in India with a new color. Samsung's Galaxy Note 8 smartphone was introduced in two colors, Midnight Black and Maple Gold, in September last year. The Galaxy Note 8 will be launched in India in the new version of Galaxy Note 8. Samsung Galaxy Note 8 features: - 6.3 Inch Quad HD Plus 2960x1440 Super AMOLED Infiniti DisplayPort - Octagon Exchanges 9 Series 8895 Processor - Mali-G71 MP20 GPU - 6 GB RAM - 64 GB Internal Memory - Extend the memory in addition - Android 7.1.1 Nouak - Hybrid Dual SIM slot - 12MP dual pixel primary camera, LED flash, f / 1.7, f2.4 aperture - 8 MB cellphone camera, f / 1.7 apracer - Water and Dust Resistant (IP68) - 4G volt, Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, USP type-c - 3300 MAH battery, Fast Charging Samsung Galaxy Note 8 Arcite Gray Variant Smartphone is sold at Samsung Online website and Samsung Offline Sales.

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