Samsung Galaxy Note 8 Design

Moving to the front of the smartphone, the leaked image of alleged screen protector for the Galaxy Note 8, shared by Twitter user @UniverseIce, suggests that the handset will come with curved Dual Edge display, just like the Galaxy S8 and Galaxy S8+. The screen protector image suggests that the smartphone will have thin bezels at the front and should be presented by the company as an Infinity display just like its S-series counterparts.
Further, the rounded corners on the display, as seen on the Galaxy S8, have also been tipped to make a return.
To recall, the Galaxy Note 8 is said to feature a 6.3-inch display, slightly larger than 6.2-inch display on Galaxy S8+, with the same 18.5:9 aspect ratio as the Galaxy S8 and Galaxy S8+.

The dual camera setup on the Galaxy Note 8 is expected to come with two 12-megapixel sensors and come with independent OIS (optical image stabilisation) for each lens. The dual cameras on the smartphone have been said to be in horizontal orientation.
The Samsung Galaxy Note 8 has been tipped to pack 6GB of RAM and be powered by Snapdragon 835 or Exynos 8895 SoC (depending on the market). It is also expected to house a 3300mAh battery, which is notably less than the 3500mAh battery on Galaxy S8+. However, after the explosion cases that were caused due to battery last year, reducing battery capacity might not be the worst of ideas. A recent report suggested that the smartphone will be launched in September this year.

You’d be tempted to say that it’s just another Galaxy Note 8 leak, similar to what we’ve already seen. But the screen protector seems to indicate the Galaxy Note 8 will not have the same curved screen design as the Galaxy S8. The curves are still there, sure, so don’t get too excited about the phone having a flat screen. But they’re a lot milder than what you’d expect.
The Galaxy Note line pioneered the edge design. Samsung started with one curved edge, then launched Galaxy S models with two curved edges. Soon enough, it replaced flat screen versions on its flagship devices, a move that upset some buyers.

Early iPhone 8 reports said the phone will have curved edges as well. But we then learned that Apple went for a flat display design with mild glass curves to ensure the screen won’t break easily.