Two years ago Samsung snatched the smartphone camera crown from Apple and you will get marginally better photos from the Galaxy S8 than the iPhone 7.
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The Galaxy S8 fingerprint sensor is badly positioned Gordon KellyĮlsewhere the Galaxy S8 also has the benefit of a microSD slot supporting up to 256GB of storage expansion, a 3.5mm headphone jack and it has higher IP68 water and dust resistance compared to IP67 certification on the iPhone 7 (both allow full submersion for up to 30 minutes in water, but IP68 is in up to 1.5 metres while IP67 is in one metre). You’ll have to point the phone at your face for this to work, which is a little conspicuous, but it’s undeniably cool and something Apple is expected to copy sooner rather than later. The Galaxy S8 strikes back though as it has both iris (fast and secure) and facial (fast and insecure) recognition. Samsung even has added software props to warn users about this. The Galaxy S8 fits the fingerprint sensor on the back (which is fine), but positions it high up beside the camera so you smudge the lens every time you unlock the phone (uncool). This long running functionality has gone from the Galaxy S8 as its screen is too big to fit the sensor and Samsung’s solution is ridiculous. It’s aluminium back is more durable than the Galaxy S8’s glass (though the latter is there to offer wireless charging) and you can easily unlock with your fingerprint face down on the table. This aside, however, the iPhone 7 does have some design advantages. aluminium used in the iPhone 7 (right) Samsung, Apple
The Galaxy S8 (left) is stunning compact, but its glass back still polarises opinion compared to the.
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