Know the Big Difference Between Galaxy S9 and Galaxy S8!

It doesn't seem like much has changed between the galaxy S9 and last year's S8 at least on the surface. So what's different about samsung's two new flagship? The S9 has new colors to choose from. it has slightly slimmer bezels and a brighter screen and it's gained a little weight. But the biggest design change is the position of the fingerprint scanner. It’s move from the side to below the camera on the S9, making it easier to access.

And aside from your fingerprints, the S8 could use either your eyeris or your face as a method to unlock. The s9, however, uses intelligence scan a combination of both of these biometric authenticator, giving the S9 potentially more reliable and secure method to unlock then the s8.

The S9 kept the headphone Jack intact but it has amp up the speakers relative to the S8. It's the first galaxy S. phone to invite AKG, with Dolby atmos codec. So in theory it should sound louder and better than the s8.

Well the s8 and the S9 to have a twelve-megapixel main shooter with optical image stabilization. But what's new on the S9 is the aperture which can change from F. 1.5 to f. 2.4 depending on the lighting conditions. It also allows users to control the aperture from pro mode and it added a super slow mo feature of 960 frames per second. The aperture on the S8 is fixed and it can only do slow mo of up to 260 frames per second and this time around the S9 plus also got a second telephoto lens similar to that of the NOTE8 optical zoom and DSLR style portraits. The only difference between the S8 and the S8 plus was size.

And the S9 can also take your emoji game to the next level with ar emojis. Like apples animojis on the iPhone 10, the S9 uses your face to control the movement of emojis using the cameras or you can let your phone render your own A. R. avatar by taking a photo of the face.

XP version also has a few more tricks up its sleeve on the S9 with things like real time translation virtual makeup and calorie count in food.

And of course you have those incremental changes that you'd expect from one generation to the next, better processor software updates and more storage options. But ultimately the biggest reason to upgrade would probably be for the camera.