During the conference call for the clarifications on investigation result on Galaxy Note 7 battery explosion issue, President for Samsung Mobile Division DJ Koh, was steadfast to claim that only once all safety measures implemented and public confidence regained will the new phones will be released.

Its this sort of commitment that sets Samsung apart from other manufacturers and also it helps the company has a huge cash reserve to sustain any impairments suffered. In view of the recent revelation, DJ Koh has made drastic changes in the mobile  development process including a 8 point safety check before devices are rolled out. It could be these new processes that brings about the delay in introducing the latest Galaxy Samsung S8, where flagships are usually introduced at Barcelona Mobile World Congress, this year the norm might not happen.

News report have it, that Samsung will instead have the phones ready sometime in April which would mean pushing the Note 8 launch at an even later date. Whatever the case, the world is eager to watch on the tech giants next product launch, which uncharacteristically refuted to be its biggest event since the first Galaxy. After all, they have a statement to make!