*Best upcoming phones 2018...
Before we dive into the detail, here are some of the anticipated upcoming handsets for 2018:*.Nokia 9*.Samsung Galaxy S9 and S9+*.Sony Xperia XZ2*.Samsung Galaxy Note 9*.Next HTC handset*.Apple iPhone 9**
Nokia 9That's right, Nokia's next smartphone isrumoured to be called the Nokia 9 and it's said to be more premium than the recently-announced Nokia 8. That might see the display adopt curved edges with an 18:9 aspect, see the introduction of waterproofing and keepthat metal body.Nokia is also sure to keep the Zeiss partnership going and it will probably offer the bothie function of the Nokia 8 - although there's talk of it having wide-angle and zoom functions on the rear cameras.Rumours suggested that the Nokia 9 would surface in 2017, but with the months running away, it's dubious whether it will be launched this year, with early 2018 now on the cards.*.Nokia 9: Release date, rumours and everything you need to know**
Samsung Galaxy S9 and S9+
Smartphone giants never sleep and it wasn't long after the launch of the Galaxy S8 and S8+ (pictured) that we started to hear about Samsung's futureplans. The Samsung Galaxy S9 is thought to be coming in two sizes onceagain and sticking with the Infinity Display. Having seen the debut of Samsung's dual camera on the Note 8, we're also expecting to see these zoomskills coming to the S9+ too, while the smaller S9 sticks to a single camera.There's chatter that it will be running Qualcomm Snapdragon 845 and we'd be expecting to see it launch around April 2018, perhaps making its debut atMobile World Congress 2018.
***Sony Xperia XZ2***
Sony churns phones more often than we have hot meals. Having announced the Xperia XZ1, XZ1 Compact and XA1, new rumours then appeared suggesting that Sony wants to change its smartphone design. That's big news,because we've essentially had the same OmniBalance design in Sony Xperia phones since the Xperia Z.Now there's talk of what we're calling the Xperia XZ2. A render appeared thatshows no bezel, as well as a spec sheet that details a 5.48-inch display with Full HD resolution, a Snapdragon 845 and twin rear 12-megapixel cameras, with a 15-megapixel camera on the front. With a range of devices leaking it's a little sketchy at the moment, but Sony Mobile does like to launch at Mobile World Congress, so perhaps a late-February launch.*.Sony may finally be changing its smartphone design***
***Samsung Galaxy Note 9***
The Note 8 has barely gone on sale, butSamsung is already talking about the Note 9. In an interview, the development team confirmed that they'd moved straight into planning for the next Note model, including working on enhancing notable features, like the S Pen.So there's no firm details at the moment, but we'd expect Samsung to be unveiling the Galaxy Note 9 in late August 2018, with more enhanced S Pen features.
***Huawei P11***
Huawei has been moving things up a step and seems to be making gains globally in its smartphone offering. There's now talk of the Huawei P11 being launched at Mobile World Congress 2018.Little have been said about this future flagship phone, but what has been said pertains to a 3D face scanning feature which might rival the iPhone X's Face ID. Otherwise rumours are light on the ground, but with the P10 being criticised for having a really smeary display, there are some easy fixes to bemade.
Smartphone giants never sleep and it wasn't long after the launch of the Galaxy S8 and S8+ (pictured) that we started to hear about Samsung's futureplans. The Samsung Galaxy S9 is thought to be coming in two sizes onceagain and sticking with the Infinity Display. Having seen the debut of Samsung's dual camera on the Note 8, we're also expecting to see these zoomskills coming to the S9+ too, while the smaller S9 sticks to a single camera.There's chatter that it will be running Qualcomm Snapdragon 845 and we'd be expecting to see it launch around April 2018, perhaps making its debut atMobile World Congress 2018.
Sony churns phones more often than we have hot meals. Having announced the Xperia XZ1, XZ1 Compact and XA1, new rumours then appeared suggesting that Sony wants to change its smartphone design. That's big news,because we've essentially had the same OmniBalance design in Sony Xperia phones since the Xperia Z.Now there's talk of what we're calling the Xperia XZ2. A render appeared thatshows no bezel, as well as a spec sheet that details a 5.48-inch display with Full HD resolution, a Snapdragon 845 and twin rear 12-megapixel cameras, with a 15-megapixel camera on the front. With a range of devices leaking it's a little sketchy at the moment, but Sony Mobile does like to launch at Mobile World Congress, so perhaps a late-February launch.*.Sony may finally be changing its smartphone design***
***Samsung Galaxy Note 9***
The Note 8 has barely gone on sale, butSamsung is already talking about the Note 9. In an interview, the development team confirmed that they'd moved straight into planning for the next Note model, including working on enhancing notable features, like the S Pen.So there's no firm details at the moment, but we'd expect Samsung to be unveiling the Galaxy Note 9 in late August 2018, with more enhanced S Pen features.
Huawei has been moving things up a step and seems to be making gains globally in its smartphone offering. There's now talk of the Huawei P11 being launched at Mobile World Congress 2018.Little have been said about this future flagship phone, but what has been said pertains to a 3D face scanning feature which might rival the iPhone X's Face ID. Otherwise rumours are light on the ground, but with the P10 being criticised for having a really smeary display, there are some easy fixes to bemade.
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