In addition to offering more storage, the Galaxy S9+ will also come with a larger, 6.2-inch screen, according to reports, topping the 5.8-inch Galaxy S9 display. These flagship models will be available in all major markets.

With each passing day, rumors and speculations regarding the Samsung Galaxy S9 are reaching to new heights.

Samsung Galaxy S9 series is expected to come with 10nm class chipsets, and, depending on the region of sale, will be offered with Qualcomm Snapdragon 845 (in the US, China and select countries) or Samsung's Exynos 9810 series (in India, Europe and other places). Samsung's Galaxy S9+ may also come with a dual-lens rear-facing camera, instead of the single-lens camera that the company has reportedly planned for the Galaxy S9. Now, another leak claims to have put out the RAM and storage configurations of the upcoming Samsung flagship smartphones. Almost as if Samsung got wise to the idea that some users were upgrading in the spring, while others upgraded in the fall.

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We already have a handful of phones with Mobile HDR Premium screens. Which means, ideally both of them should come with Samsung's hallmark bezel-less Infinity display and an unusual aspect ratio of 18:9.

That's just straight up encroaching on Galaxy Note's territory. The same isn't true about the standard Galaxy S9 though. They don't need a new device to take it in. The good news is that new S9 rumors continue to trickle in today, and our MWC 2018 coverage is right around the corner.