Samsung 2017'de yenilenmiş Galaxy S8 satabilir

The Galaxy S7 and Galaxy S7 edge are aging, and the Galaxy Note 7 was announced on August 2nd. At this point, Samsung (as well as buyers) should be soaking up the sun and the Korean giant should be enjoying the fruits of its labor — but diehard tech enthusiasts are already looking ahead to the Galaxy S8 and what it’ll bring in 2017. Hey, as much as they talk about the iPhone 8 in 2017 and the 2017 iPhone, Samsung’s “Galaxy” was bound to get some of the craziness at some point! According to a new report, though, Samsung may sell a refurbished Galaxy S8 in 2017, just months after announcing the device.

Rapor bize güvenilir bir kaynak aracılığıyla ulaştı ReutersSamsung'un Şubat ayında MWC 2017'de duyurduktan sonra (tahminimizce) önümüzdeki yıl yenilenmiş bir Galaxy S8 satma fikrini değerlendirdiğini söylüyor. Samsung'un bu yenilenmiş Galaxy S8 programını ne zaman başlatacağı ya da tam olarak hangi ayda başlatacağı konusunda daha fazla ayrıntı yok, ancak Reuters'e göre hedef karlılık:

Güney Koreli teknoloji firması, ürün gamını yeniden yapılandırarak mobil kârlarını canlandırdıktan sonra kazanç ivmesini sürdürmenin yollarını arıyor. Küresel akıllı telefon pazarındaki büyüme bir platoya ulaşırken, Samsung maliyet verimliliğini en üst düzeye çıkarmak ve işletme marjlarını yüzde 10'un üzerinde tutmak istiyor.

Samsung will make this possible by taking advantage of annual upgrade programs such as its Galaxy Upgrade Program in Korea and annual upgrade programs designed by carriers in the US. Samsung would presumably offer the refurbished Galaxy S8 program out in China, where it is being beaten left and right in the market by Chinese OEMs who offer similar or superior specs for prices that are half of those of Samsung’s current Galaxy S7, Galaxy S7 edge, and Galaxy Note 7 smartphones.

Samsung has said before that it wants to make decisions this year for the sake of profitability, making money, and that seems to be the reason in mind here for this refurbished program. Even if the refurbished Galaxy S8 program takes off because of the Korean giant’s desire for higher income earnings, the results will be beneficial for both Samsung and consumers. A method that makes everyone a winner in the process doesn’t seem bad at all, does it?

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