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ON THIS PAGE: Samsung has reportedly ended Android support for the Galaxy S8 Samsung's smartphone offering has been the best in the business for some time now and it's easy to assume the company's most expensive smartphones will keep that status quo for now. The Galaxy S8 series has been removed from Samsung's upgrade listing, which lists which models are eligible for what frequency of updates. The Samsung Galaxy S8 Active will continue to get quarterly upgrades. Samsung's smartphone offering has been the best in the business for some time now and it's easy to assume the company's most expensive smartphones will keep that status quo for now.[ps2id id='Samsung's smartphone offering has been the best in the business for some time now and it's easy to assume the company's most expensive smartphones will keep that status quo for now.' target=''/] After all, there's no telling when the Galaxy S8 Plus or the...

Samsung's smartphone offering has been the best in the business for some time now and it's easy to assume the company's most expensive smartphones will keep that status quo for now. After all, there's no telling when the Galaxy S8 Plus or the next Galaxy Note will make their official US debut. In fact, the wait could end up taking even longer as we recently learned that Samsung might not start selling the high-end phone in the US until October. Samsung finally took the wraps off its most premium smartphone at an event in New York City. The Galaxy S8 Plus offers a 6.2-inch display, just like last year's S7 Plus. Samsung's latest flagship is also also impressive for an Android or Apple phone. It's not a big deal, but the display on the S8 Plus is slightly bigger than the Galaxy S7 Plus. The big change is the screen's resolution: the display resolution on the S8 Plus is 2K, compared to the regular Galaxy S8 It still sounds strange to...