The Galaxy S9 is finally here, unveiled at the Samsung Unpacked 2018 event at Mobile World Congress in Barcelona on Sunday 25 February.
As usual, the handset will arrive with slew of default wallpapers for you to choose from. Below is one that was shared by Evan Blass, leaked from Samsung’s own promotional materials. It will look lovely on the new Lilac Purple Galaxy S9 and S9+ handsets.
Here it is in all its glory:
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Elsewhere, similar designs for the Midnight Black, Coral Blue and Titanium Gray models have been revealed. There’s also the ‘9’ wallpapers shown off in Samsung’s official press renders.
The good folks from SamMobile have bundled them into a .zip file, which you can download from Google Drive.
The Galaxy S9 features a 5.8-inch Infinity Display, an Exynos 9810/Snapdragon 845 CPU (market dependent), 4GB of RAM and a vertically-mounted fingerprint reader.
The Galaxy S9 Plus, on the other hand, is identical to the Galaxy S9, save for the larger 6.2-inch Infinity Display, 6GB of RAM and a dual-camera setup (12MP + 12MP).
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Both handsets will start shipping to customers on March 16.
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