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I'm using the Galaxy at 8 in the galaxy s 8 plus for the better part of like two and a half three days not enough time to do a full review which is coming and if it's out when you watch this video I'll link to it up here but the more research I do on the phone somewhere I realize there's a ton of incredible technology that goes way beyond the iOS or Android debate just as a piece of tech there's a lot of firsts or almost first at Samsung's credence to a really thin package so do you buy a smartphone you want something that's going to last you 1224 months be future proofing usually with that you think of RAM you think of processor screen and that kind of stuff what you might not think about the data speeds that's not just reliant on the amount of bars you have or the amount of bulbs you got pending on what OS you're using got a lot of balls the Galaxy s8 I'm just going to say Galaxy sa for the Sigma talking about f8 si+ are amongst the first phones in the world the PAX 2 really unique and very different LLC technologies are going to net you just faster data speeds at least eventually the first one is LTE you then for LTE on license essentially what cares you'll be able to do is use the five gigahertz sort of spectrum is reserved for Wi-Fi to put small cells in crowded areas to give you better network in really busy areas so that's awesome first one that supported that at least as of right now two Mobile's the first network that turn some of those things on and perhaps more paradigm-shifting is actually going to be shipping with gigabit LTE capabilities and actually the s7 s7 edge or the first phones that shipped with the four antennas necessary might have heard like four bytes learn MIMO before they weren't turned on it launched these are on an active at log at least at t-mobile so I'm going to try and not get that and nerdy but I've been doing a lot of research on this I spoke to folks at Qualcomm learn more about technology it's pretty awesome so gigabit LTE you're going to theoretically get a thousand gigabits per second really fast speeds they're not really going to get that theoretical number you probably get around 200 to 300 if the tower is active but where I think this is a really cool essentially going to be the backbone of what 5g is going to be it's going to be simultaneously connected to 5g can get you Penelope so most of what you'll get when 5g is out is actually going to be the gigabit LTE that your phone the Galaxy s8 already has and Bluetooth 5.0 is on this phone and that might be a big paradigm shift for you guys as well and it was definitely kind of I think it's going to be a big one for me so first you get to simultaneous streams so you and a buddy can vocab listening to music bluetooth headphones control it separately which is pretty awesome but I get four times the range a Bluetooth 4.2 so if you leave your phone and you walk far away you'll be fine you're also going to get twice the data transfer speeds as well as 4.2 so do a lot of data transfer via bluetooth and pictures you're going to really appreciate what they daleks pf8 has done the screen on the Galaxy s8 Samsung has always had pretty awesome screens but the s8 is unique for a few reasons first it goes to a thousand nits which is a lot of nits what that's going to mean for real-world usage is in direct sunlight it's going to look really bright you can actually see it when you're outside and that I've tested and it does look really good when the sun's hitting directly on it also mobile HDR so if you extreme lot of Netflix shows or anything else at the ports mobile HCR it looks really incredible on the display keeping up with the nerd theme of this video let's talk nanometer process size whether you get the Exynos 88-90 5 with a Snapdragon 835 versions of the Galaxy s8 those things are tiny 10 nanometers so they are 4 nanometers smaller than was already the smallest chip that out there that's going to means you get better performance presumably better battery life in a smaller package which means a phone can be this thin and still give really awesome performance which I'm still testing so I'll attribute that to just spec sheet and a real-world usage actually vented review I'll let you guys know there's a lot of really cool things about the galaxy I hope you can look at it not depending on what OS you prefer whether it's Android or iOS that's a piece of technology as a piece of tech that's pushing the envelope forwards sampling did a lot of really cool things here and did a lot of things right a lot of things that make me excited about the galaxy Fe and really Tech in general so what do you guys think what are you excited about any of these things you're like hell yeah one gigabit LG or what the hell is LTE you i've never heard about it the comments down below and let us know and course the video a thumbs up it really helps so next time Jon Ranger from techno box