Twelve months on from the Galaxy S8 will come the debut of the Galaxy S9. Following a kind of pre-announcement of the announcement at CES, Samsung rolled out the official word that its Unpacked event will go down on February 25. That just so happens to be the big press day at Mobile World Congress in Barcelona.
So, we're talking Galaxy S9 in the Windows Central forums.
It's completely unknown at this point exactly what the Galaxy S9 will bring to the table aside from a "camera reimagined." There are rumors of adjustable apertures and dual-cameras, but that's all they are right now: rumors. Our pals at Android Central have the lowdown on everything we know right now.
But even so, it'll be a great phone. Whether you're on a Windows phone right now or you already moved, the Galaxy S9 is probably worth a look. Jump into our forums and let us know what you're thinking so far.
From the forums: Galaxy S9 has a launch date, will it be the phone you jump to?
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