Google Pixel 9 with 20% discount!

The Samsung Galaxy Note 8 may have a dual-SIM variant, support pages suggest

By
9comments
Google News Follow
Follow us on Google News
Samsung Android
The Samsung Galaxy Note 8 may have a dual-SIM variant, support pages suggest

Samsung is well-known for not being that good at keeping its secrets, even when it comes to information published to its own website. It's been just a few days since the latest occasion of an unreleased product making its way to Samsung's support pages, and yet here we are again. But today's piece of info is regarding none other than the Galaxy Note 8, the company's next flagship set to release in less than two weeks.

The device recently made its way to Samsung's Austrian site under the code number, SM-N950F, but with a curious /DS suffix slapped at the end. And that last part could pretty much stand for one thing only — the Note 8 is all but guaranteed to have a dual-SIM variant.

This being Samsung, however, U.S. folks shouldn't get too excited about getting a dual-SIM Samsung flagship just yet: past Samsung devices with support for two SIM cards have been exclusively released in their Exynos-equipped variants, which are not sold officially in the U.S. Stranger things have happened, sure, but we choose to remain skeptical for now.

A screenshot of the Austrian support page for the Note 8 - The Samsung Galaxy Note 8 may have a dual-SIM variant, support pages suggest
A screenshot of the Austrian support page for the Note 8

Whatever the case, we'll find out most of the missing details about the Note 8 fairly soon (though there seem to be very few of those remaining), as the device is set to launch next Wednesday, August 23. We know almost everything there is to know about the device already, thanks to the countless leaks we've seen so far, so to get the full scoop on the device, head to our Samsung Galaxy Note 8 rumor review.

Thanks for the tip!

Create a free account and join our vibrant community
Register to enjoy the full PhoneArena experience. Here’s what you get with your PhoneArena account:
  • Access members-only articles
  • Join community discussions
  • Share your own device reviews
  • Build your personal phone library
Register For Free

Recommended Stories

Loading Comments...

Popular stories

Leaked iPhone 17 Pro image shows first front design change since iPhone 14 Pro
Leaked iPhone 17 Pro image shows first front design change since iPhone 14 Pro
T-Mobile will terminate 5G internet service if it suspects you don't need it
T-Mobile will terminate 5G internet service if it suspects you don't need it
T-Mobile subscriber buys new phone and ends up with a used refurbished unit
T-Mobile subscriber buys new phone and ends up with a used refurbished unit
Do not update your Meta Quest headset if it’s been sitting for a while
Do not update your Meta Quest headset if it’s been sitting for a while
Samsung customers on T-Mobile have a new reason to be out-of-this-world happy
Samsung customers on T-Mobile have a new reason to be out-of-this-world happy
Some Pixel users are having serious problems after installing the latest security update
Some Pixel users are having serious problems after installing the latest security update

Latest News

The president in office when Apple started to grow is remembered by the tech giant
The president in office when Apple started to grow is remembered by the tech giant
List shows top U.S. apps last month based on a rarely used method of revenue accounting
List shows top U.S. apps last month based on a rarely used method of revenue accounting
T-Mobile employee dashes hope about launch of its most exciting offering
T-Mobile employee dashes hope about launch of its most exciting offering
Motorola Edge 50 Pro receives Android 15 update, but with some hiccups
Motorola Edge 50 Pro receives Android 15 update, but with some hiccups
New Samsung Galaxy A56 leak claims it will offer flagship-worthy charging speeds
New Samsung Galaxy A56 leak claims it will offer flagship-worthy charging speeds
Google may soon let Pixel devices on Android 15 sync notifications without the need for WiFi
Google may soon let Pixel devices on Android 15 sync notifications without the need for WiFi
FCC OKs Cingular\'s purchase of AT&T Wireless