Top 10 Smartphone in the World 2017
Top 10 Smartphone in the World 2017
Top 10 Smartphone Lists Below
- Apple iPhone 8
- Samsung Galaxy S8 & Galaxy Note 8
- Google Pixel 2
- Xiaomi Mi6 & Mi Mix 2
- LG G6
- HTC U
- OnePlus 5
- Nokia 8
- Sony Xperia XZ Premium
The best new phones of 2017 will offer faster performance and longer battery life, thanks to the new Snapdragon 835 chip for which headline performance figures include 25 percent faster graphics rendering and half the power consumption compared to the Snapdragon 801.It’s also got 20 percent extra performance vs the Snapdragon 820, according to Qualcomm. You can expect this processor to be paired with at least 4- but potentially as much as 8GB of RAM, a minimum amount of 32GB of storage, large Quad-HD screens and class-leading camerasApple is set to go big on the iPhone's 10th anniversary, which could go some way to make up for this year's relatively minor upgrade.
iPhone 8 release date: September 2017
A combination of design and hardware changes should make the iPhone 8 the most radical new iPhone to date. Also see: Best Phone DealsThe iPhone 8 could be the iPhone with which Jony Ive finally gets his own way:
an iPhone that resembles a single sheet of glass with an edge-to-edge OLED screen. According
to an Apple supplier,at least one of the company's new iPhones for 2017 will have a glass body.The TouchID scanner is thought to be hidden within the glass, while the physical Home button will be gone.Other rumours suggest the iPhone 8 will feature wireless charging for the first time, andpossible biometric features such as facial recognition or iris scanning. It'll run the Apple A11 processor and motion co-processor, and be devilishly fast.Samsung Galaxy Note 8 release date: August 2017
Following the Note 7 problems there are a lot of whispers about Samsung at the moment. The failure of the Note 7 has badly bruised its reputation, and it's hurt its bottomline.Some say it will drop its
Note line altogether. Samsung thinks differently, and it isn't about to give up on its second annual cash cow just yet. We'd expect to see the Note 8 in August 2017.Surefire specs include a 5.7in Quad-HD or SuperAMOLED screen with S Pen support, a powerful processor and RAM combocapable of the very best mobile VR experience, a dual camera, waterproofing and more.
Read more about the Galaxy Note 8 here
Google Pixel 2 release date: October 2017
The next Google phone is said to include waterproofing an improved camera that excels with low-light photography.However, the price is likely to go up as a result - by at least $50.We know that the new Google phone will be the first to run Android O, for which the Developer Preview is now available. A recent concept video has suggested a Really Red model, though this may be no more than it
poking fun at the recently launch Really Blue Google Pixel.
Read more Google Pixel 2 rumours here.
LG G6 release date: 26 February 2017, on sale 24 April 2017
At MWC 2017 LG announced its latest flagship, the LG G6. The device boasts an impressive Quad HD 5.7in display with an aspect ratio of 18:9,taller than the standard 16:9.It ditches the modular design of 2016’s G5, instead opting for a metal and glass design with non-removable battery, but keeps the excellent dual camera set up of its predecessor. It's also the first non-Google phone to come with the Google Assistant.
Read more about the LG G6 here
Microsoft Surface Phone 2017
Surface Phone rumours have been few and far between, leading some to think it's nothing more than a myth.
But Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella last month raised the expectations of fans by saying that a Surface Phone could be "the ultimate mobile device".
Should it truly exist, the Surface Phone is expected to arrive in 2017, with a 5.5in Quad-HD AMOLED display, 4GB of RAM, 64- and 128GB storage options (with microSD support), a 64-bit Intel processor and 21Mp rear- and 8Mp front cameras. The Surface Phone could also get a Surface Pen and a USB-C port, and there's talk it could feature a foldable screen following a Microsoft patent for such a technology.Microsoft is expected to hold an event in early 2017 to unveil its updated Surface Pro 5, so this is the next possible release date for the Surface Phone.
Read more about the Surface Phone.
OnePlus 5 release date: June 2017
OnePlus has just announced its OnePlus 3T, which is an upgraded version of the OnePlus 3 with a processor and battery boost,plus a new selfie camera. It's an improvement sure, but OnePlus 3 fans won't be in a rush to upgrade.More exciting for OnePlus fans, then, will be the OnePlus 5 expected in May/June 2017. Its slightly later launch than other 2017 flagships could be a huge advantage this time around, meaning it could get the Snapdragon 835 while they are all stuck with the 821.We could also see the 5.5in full-HD display upgraded to a Quad-HD model.Other rumours suggest the OnePlus 5 will come with 8GB of RAM, a 21- or 23Mp camera and a 3,500- to 4,000mAh battery with Dash Charge.One thing we're sure of is that it will run OxygenOS, a custom UI that will be based on Android 7.0 Nougat.
Read more OnePlus 5 rumours here.
Sony Xperia XZ Premium release date: Spring 2017
At MWC 2017 Sony introduced us to the XZ Premium, just six months after it announced the Sony Xperia XZ. One of the most interesting things about this phone is that it will run the Snapdragon 835,and the rest of the tech industry was under the impression Samsung had the exclusive on this chip until its Galaxy S8 launches on 29 March. Of course,the new XZ Premium isn't expected until the Spring, and this may be why.Actually, that's not entirely fair, because the XZ Premium is an interesting phone. The top feature Sony is promoting is the large 5.5in screen,which is the first in a smartphone to feature 4K HDR. This sort of makes it a successor to the Z5 Premium, the first 4K phone.Sony is known for some of the best phone cameras and it thinks the XZ Premium has one of the best ever put in a mobile. The resolution has dropped to 19Mp but the pixels are 19 percent bigger and the camera can shoot in a jaw dropping 960fps super slow motion.









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