Samsung is the company that puts and takes. If we found that with the Galaxy S6 they got rid of the removable battery and the microSD port, in just one year, they backed down with the microSD port allowing the expansion of memory in the easiest way. However, the controversy came to light as far as sound is concerned, Apple and Motorola had been pioneers in "charging" a port that had been accompanying us for decades, the 3,5mm Mini Jack that we use to connect our headphones. Well now Samsung gets on the bandwagon, It seems to be confirmed that the Samsung Galaxy S8 will not have a headphone port, but with USB-C.
The middle Sammobile has decided to launch an "exclusive" that we will take with a grain of salt but to which we will give a vote of confidence due to the number of firsts they have released on other occasions. According to the aforementioned portal, the Samsung Galaxy S8 will not have the 3,5mm Jack, but with a USB-C port, saying goodbye to two ports at the same time, the microUSB that has been accompanying Android devices for so many years and the Jack 3,5mm. If we want to use headphones that are not wireless, we will have to opt for this new USB high performance.
Thus, Samsung opts for include two stereo speakers in the Samsung Galaxy S8, so it would be equal in sound to the high end of the market. Likewise, the device would become slightly thinner, or the battery capacity would increase, something that we will not be able to know. until the Mobile World Congress in Barcelona to be held in February 2017. All eyes are on Samsung's new flagship, especially after the disaster with the Galaxy Note 7 and its withdrawal from the market due to explosions.